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THE
YEAR-BOOK
OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL
AND
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
Combining the Congregational Year-Book, Volume No. 54, and
The Christian Annual, Volume No. 60
1931
STATISTICS
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OF THE
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AND CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
The Congregational and Christian Churches 4
Organization
General Council of Congregational and Christian Churches 5
The National Council of Congregational Churches 6
Corporation for the National Council 6
The General Convention of the Christian Church 6
Reports of Treasurers "^
Statement of Social Ideals 8, 9
Officers, Committees and Commissions 10-13
The General Convention of the Christian Church — Officers and Boards 14
Commission on Missions 15
Commission on Evangelism and Devotional Life 16
The Corporation for the National Council 17
The National Societies 18-28
City Organizations 29
Other Societies and Organizations 30-34
Theological Seminaries 35-42
Colleges 43
Congregational Clubs 44
Necrology 45-65
State Organizations, Officers and Meetings 66-71
Regional and Conference Officers — Christian Church 72, 73
Explanation of Schedules 74
Annual Statistics of Churches — Schedules 75-266
International Congregationalism 267
Summary I — Comparative Table by States 268, 269
Summary II — Comparative Table by Years 270
Supplementary Summaries 271
Ordinations 272, 273
Clerks 274-313
Church Assistants 314-321
Missionaries of the A. B. C. F. M 322-325
Retired Missionaries of the American Board 326, 327
University Pastors and Workers 327
Pastors not Members of Associations or Conferences, and Licentiates 328-338
Congregational and Christian Ministers in Full Standing 339-402
Last Minute Revisions 403, 404
Advertisements - 405-416
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THE CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
Principles of Christian Fellowship
The Congregational and Christian Churches of the United States by delegates
assembled, reserving all the rights and cherished memories of their historic past
and affirming loyalty to the basic principles of unity and democracy in church
polity, hereby set forth the principles of Christian fellowship immemorially held
by these churches.
We hold sacred the freedom of the individual soul and the right of private
judgment. We stand for the autonomy of the local church and its independence
of ecclesiastical control. We cherish the fellowship of churches, united in district,
state and national bodies for counsel and co-operation. Affirming these convic-
tions we hold to the unity of the Church of Christ, and will unite with all its
branches in fellowship and hearty co-operation; and we earnestly seek that the
prayer of our Lord for the unity of his followers may be speedily answered.
We find in the Bible the supreme rule of faith and life, but recognize wide
room for differences in interpretation. We therefore base our union upon the
acceptance of Christianity as primarily a way of life and not upon uniformity of
theological opinion or any uniform practice of ordinances. (From the preamble
of the Constitution of the General Council of the Congregational and Christian
Churches.)
Form — Congregational and Christian Churches are bodies of self-governing
Christian believers organized on a democratic basis in close association with a
great body of similar churches throughout the world, covenanting together for
religious worship, work, and fellowship, acknowledging Christ only as authori-
tative Head.
Origin — Congregational Churches were first organized in England in the Six-
teenth Century, in revolt against state control of religious worship, in the demand -
for personal Christian experience, and in an effort to reproduce New Testament
simplicity and democracy.
The Christian churches originated spontaneously in several parts of the
United States in the latter part of the eighteenth century. In each instance
the movement was a revolt against overhead control of local churches and
ministers.
Principles — They believe in a free Kingdom of God under the sole authority
and leadership of the Spirit of Christ, insuring freedom of the individual soul,
liberty of conscience, the independence of the local church, and the free fellow-
ship of the churches.
Ideals — Democratic life and organization, simplicity and vitality of faith,
intellectual freedom, educational efficiency, evangelistic purpose, missionary zeal,
social passion, unsectarian fellowship, unselfish devotion to the extension of the
Kingdom.
Practice — Congregational and Christian Churches emphasize beliefs in which
all evangelical Christians agree, exalt nothing trivial or sectarian, repudiate
dogmatism and all legislative control, ecclesiastical or civic, of the spiritual life,
and seek union of all churches, on the basis of mutual freedom and fellowship.
Their rule of action is "In essentials unity, in non-essentials liberty, in all
things charity."
Achievements — The old world and the new are indebted largely to Congrega-
tionalism for the establishment and progress of the principle of religious tolera-
tion. Congregationalism sailed to America in the Mayflower as the church of
the Pilgrim Fathers. Settling first at Plymouth, then later fusing with the
Puritan colonists that followed them, these founders of Congregationalism spread
over New England, and through their democratic ideals laid the foundations for
the free church, the free state, the free school, and the free social life of our
country. The Congregational churches have been the pioneer Protestant churches
of our nation in the promotion of education, missions, evangelism, and in most
movements for Christian union, religious progress, and moral reform.
While the Christian Church originated later, and therefore did not have the
original impact upon the nation's life, and while its numbers and resources have
not been so large its ideals and principles have been identical with those of
the Congregational churches.
The Local Church — The local church is the center and soul of the whole
organization. It is self-administering and is the final arbiter of all questions
relating to its own life.
Fellowship with churches of like organization differentiates these churches
from the so-called independent church. This fellowship is held in associations,
state or district conferences and the General Council described below.
The Association — A church is recognized denominationally by securing mem-
bership in some association of churches, usually consisting of from ten to fifty
such churches, located in geographical proximity to one another. These associa-
tions are for the purpose of mutual stimulation, the holding of ministerial cre-
dentials for ordained ministers and the performance of common Christian service.
The State Conference — The state or district conference is made up of the
churches within its bounds holding membership in the several associations.
Mutual helpfulness to all the churches, and as ordinarily organized, the carrying
forward of church extension and missionary work within its own borders, are
the functions of the conference. Usually the conference maintains a paid super-
intendent and a central office. A directory will be found on page 17.
The General Council — What the State Conference is to the state the General
Council is to the nation, with appropriate variations. It also becomes the unifying
agency for coordinating the organization and work of the missionary societies.
(See following pages.)
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GENERAL COUNCIL ORGANIZATION
The General Council of the Congregational and Christian Churches was
organized on June 27, 1931, at Seattle, Washington, for the purpose of carrying
on the functions hitherto performed by the National Council of the Congrega-
tional Churches and the General Convention of the Christian Church. The
older organizations continue their formal existence for the time being for possible
legal requirements. Details of organization will be found on the following pages.
PURPOSE
The purpose of the General Council is to foster and express the substantial
unity of the Congregational and Christian churches in faith, purpose, polity and
work; to consult upon and devise measures and maintain agencies for the pro-
motion of the common interests of the Kingdom of God; to co-operate with any
corporation or body under control of or affiliated with the Congregational or
Christian churches or any of them; and to do and to promote the work of these
churches in their national, international and interdenominational relations, and in
general so far as legally possible to perform on behalf of the united churches the
various functions hitherto performed by the National Coimcil for the Congrega-
tional churches and by the General Convention for the Christian church, it
being understood that where technical legal questions may be involved the action
of the separate bodies shall be secured. (Article II of the Constitution.)
FUNCTIONS
As the name indicates, the General Council is a volxmtary organization of
Congregational and Christian churches for the purpose of conference regardmg
their common interests. The central function of the Council is to provide a
gathering for useful discussion of questions of concern to the churches, and so to
furnish inspiration for increased devotion and effectiveness.
Associated with the function of discussion and inspiration is that of the
election of officers and agencies for carrying on the common work of the churches.
Specifically, the Council provides for gathering and publishhig annually the
statistics for the churches as given in this Year Book. For the purpose of
stimulating fellowship and of coordinating the various agencies offices are main-
tained with a small staff of Secretaries.
MEMBERS
Each State Conference or similar organization of churches is entitled to
elect two members (one being a woman) for each ten thousand members or
major fraction thereof. Each local association or similar organization may elect
one delegate for each ten churches or major fraction thereof. Each college and
theological seminary recognized by the Council is entitled to one delegate. The
Moderator, the Secretaries, the Treasurer and editors of national church period-
icals are members ex-officiis.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Between the sessions of the Council an Executive Committee chosen by the
Council attends to details of business, arranging for the meetings and submitting
programs for the same. This committee is also the agency for correlating the
activities of the several Commissions.
COMMISSIONS
The fvmctions of the Commission on Missions are to correlate the ad-
ministration of the several missionary societies and boards affiliated with the
Coimcil in the interest of economy and efficiency, and to promote the appeal
for benevolent funds. Through this Commission it is possible for the Council
to keep in touch with the wide range of benevolent activity of the churches.
The Commission on Evangelism and Devotional Life maintains an office
with an employed staff. Its name indicates the general field in which it operates.
There are several other Commissions, none of them being charged with executive
functions to any extent but rather with study and report, each in its own
field, with such cooperation with the executive agencies of the denomination
as seems feasible.
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES
The general missionary societies have as their controlling membership the
membership of the General Council itself. Meeting in separate sessions under
the direction of their own officers, the membership of each of these societies is
in large majority identical with that of the General Council, so that in matters
of common concern action taken by the General Council may usually be taken
by each of the societies without further discussion, thus giving unity of operation
in matters of common concern and making the missionary societies the instru-
ments of the churches themselves.
During the process of merger of the Congregational and Christian Societies
the work is administered unitedly as shown in the following pages, although
until corporate mergers can be effected each missionary organization continues
its legal existence.
MEETINGS
Meetings of the General Council are held biennially in the odd numbered
years. The meeting of 1933 is to be held at Cleveland, Ohio.
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THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES
Organized Oberlin, Ohio, November 17, 1871. Merged with the General
Convention of the Christian Church, Seattle, Washington, June 27, 1931. Meets
biennially in conjunction with the General Council of the Congregational and
Christian Churches for necessary legal business. Only such officers, committees
and commissions as are necessary to its legal operations are maintained.
Moderator: Rev. Carl S. Patton, D. D., Los Angeles, Calif.
Assistant Moderators: Rev. Rockwell Harmon Potter, D. D., Hartford, Conn.
Rev. William Horace Day, D. D., Bridgeport, Conn.
Secretary: Rev. Charles E. Burton, D. D., New York
Associate Secretary: Rev. Frederick L. Fagley, D. D., New York
Treasurer: Mr. William T. Boult, New York
Executive Committee: The Congregational members of the Exectuive Committee
of the General Council.
Business Committee, Committee on Credentials, Nominating Committee and
Commission on Evangelism and Devotional Life: The Congregational mem-
bers of the corresponding bodies of the General Council. The Commission
on Missions and Survey Committee: Identical with the members for the
General Council.
CORPORATION FOR THE NATIONAL COUNCIL
Pending possible amendments to its charter on account of the merger with
the General Convention the Corporation continues its functions as heretofore.
(See page 17) The members are as follows:
Ex-officiis: The Moderator and Secretary of the National Council
Term Expiring 1933: Term Expiring 1935:
Mr. Horatio Ford, Ohio Mr. Lucius R. Eastman, N. Y.
Mr. J. Howard Leman, Mass. Mr. Bernard A. Burger, N. Y.
Mr. Leslie R. Rounds, N. J. Mr. J. Morton Halstead, N. Y.
Hon. Epaphroditus Peck, Conn. Rev. Charles S. Mills, Conn.
Mr. Charles C. Putnam, N. Y. Mr. Raymond H. Fiero, N. Y.
Term Expiring 1937:
Mr. B. H. Fancher, Conn.
Pres. D. J. Cowling, Minn.
Mr. H. M. Pflager, Mo.
Mr. Edward L. Scheidenhelm
Rev. Lewis T. Reed, N. Y.
THE GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Organized Windham, Connecticut, 1819, as the General Christian Conference
or Convention. United with the National Council of the Congregational Churches,
June 27, 1931, at Seattle, Washington. Its organization is continued for the time
being for the purpose of meeting necessary legal requirements. Only such
officers as are necessary to its operations are maintained.
For list of officers see page 14.
The General Convention meets biennially in conjunction with the meeting
of the General Council.
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NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES
Statement of Receipts and Disbursements for the Year Ending December 31,
CASH FUNDS
General Fund
Balance January 1, 1931 $ 8.337.58
Receipts
Dues $64,498.62
Calendars 12,451.63
Year Book 2,128.31
Contributions 7,690.90
Shipping Department 4,439.88
Income on Investments 2,500.00
Interest on Bank Balances 95.16
Total Receipts $93,804.50
Disbursements
Commission Expense $15,594.57
Salaries, Executive 13,750.11
Salaries, Clerical 7,782.66
Calendars 12,270.26
Travel 9,689.47
Year Book 8,640.81
Shipping Department 6,142.69
Office Expense 5,814.77
National Council Meeting 3,924.80
Advertising and Publicity 3,127.33
Rent 2,229.79
Total Disbursements 88,967.26
Receipts of Income over Disbursements 4,837.24
Transferred from:
General Fund Reserve 2,500.00
1931
7,337.24
15.674.82
Transferred to:
General Council of Congregational
and Christian Churches 8,500.00
Balance December 31, 1931 $7,174.82
Mileage Fund
Balance January 1, 1931 5,621.62
Dues 7,168.57
Disbursements (Nafl Council Meeting) 17,421.73
Disbursements over Receipts (10,253.16)
( 4,631.54)
Transferred from:
Mileage Fxmd Reserve 1.028.21
Deficit Mileage Fund (3,603.33)
Cash in Corn Exchange Bank and Petty Cash Fund $3,571.49
GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Statement of Current Receipts and Disbursements for the Year 1931
CURRENT FUNDS
Receipts Disbursements
Balance January 1, Salary, Executive..$ 3,466.66
1931 $ 43.08 Salaries. Clerical .. 1,887.09
From Conv. Treas., Rental 330.00
current receipts .... 3,926.14 Travel 445.51
From Conv. Treas., Office expenses .... 598.73
invested funds 5,650.96 Commissions 21.56
For travel exp. and Year Book 286.13
special services .... 211.34 Executive meetings 541.40
Sales of literature... 70.35 Fed. Council dues 1,000.00
From Year Book Seattle expenses... 1,379.16
account 1.57.8.5 Rice Annuity 47.25
Int. on Rice Annuity 27.50 Bal. on hand
From office expense Dec. 31, 1931 90.23
account 6.50
Total $10,093.72
Total receipts .... $10,093.72
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A STATEMENT OF SOCIAL IDEALS
Adopted by the National Council of the Congregational Churches of the
United States, October 24, 1925.
We believe in making the social and spiritual ideals of Jesus our test for
community as well as for individual life; in strengthening and deepening the
inner personal relationship of the individual with God, and recognizing his
obligation and duty to society. This is crystallized in the two commandments of
Jesus: "Love thy God and love thy neighbor." We believe this pattern ideal for
a Christian social order involves the recognition of the sacredness of life, the
supreme worth of each single personality, and our common membership in one
another — the brotherhood of all. In short, it means creative activity in coopera-
tion with our fellow human beings, and with God, in the everyday life of society
and in the development of a new and better world social order. Translating
this ideal
I. Into Education Means:
1. The building of a social order in which every child has the best oppor-
tunity for development.
2. Adequate and equal educational opportunity for all, with the possibility
of extended training for those competent.
3. A thorough and scientific program of religious and secular education
designed to Christianize everyday life and conduct.
4. Conservation of health, including careful instruction in sex hygiene and
home building, abundant and wholesome recreation facilities, and education for
leisure, including a nation-wide system of adult education.
5. Insistence on constitutional rights and duties, including freedom of
speech, of the press, and of peaceable assemblage.
6. Constructive education and Christian care of dependents, defectives, and
delinquents, in order to restore them to normal life whenever possible, with
kindljr segregation for those who are hopelessly feebleminded. (This means that
such institutions as the jails, prisons, and orphan asylums should be so con-
ducted as to be genuine centers for education and health.)
7. A scientifically planned program of international education promoting
peace and good-will and exposing the evils of war, intoxicants, illiteracy, and
other social sins.
II. Into Industrial and Economic Relationship Means:
1. A reciprocity of service — that group interests, whether of labor or capital,
must always be integrated with the welfare of society as a whole, and that
society in its turn must insure justice to each group.
2. A frank abandonment of all efforts to secure something for nothing, and
recognition that all ownership is a social trust involving Christian administration
for the good of all and that the unlimited exercise of the right of private owner-
ship is socially undesirable.
3. Abolishing child labor and establishing standards for the employment of
minors which will insure maximum physical, intellectual and moral development.
4. Freedom from employment one day in seven, the eight-hour day as the
present maximum for all industrial workers.
5. Providing safe and sanitary industrial conditions especially protecting
women; adequate accident, sickness, and unemployment insurance, together with
suitable provision for old age.
6. An effective national system of public employment bureaus to make
possible the proper distribution of the labor forces of America.
7. That the first charge upon industry should be a minimum comfort wage
and that all labor should give an honest day's work for an honest day's pay.
8. Adequate provision for impartial investigation and publicity, conciliation
and arbitration in industrial disputes.
9. The right of labor to organize with representatives of its own choosing
and, where able, to share in the management of industrial relations.
10. Encouragement of the organization of consumers' cooperatives for the
more equitable distribution of the essentials of life.
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11. The supremacy of the service, rather than the profit motive in the ac-
quisition and use of property on the part of both labor and capital, and the most
equitable division of the product of industry that can be devised.
III. Into Agriculture Means:
1. That the farmer shall have access to the land he works, on such terms
as will insure him personal freedom and economic encouragement, while society
is amply protected by efficient production and conservation of fertility.
2. That the cost of market distribution from farmer to consumer shall be
cut to the lowest possible terms, both farmers and consumers sharing in these
economies.
3. That there shall be every encouragement to the organization of farmers
for economic ends, particularly for cooperative sales and purchases.
4. That an efficient system of both vocational and general education of
youths and adults living on farms shall be available.
5. That special efforts shall be made to insure the farmer adequate social
institutions, including the church, the school, the library, means of recreation,
good local government, and particularly the best possible farm home.
6. That there shall be a widespread development of organized rural com-
munities, thoroughly democratic, completely cooperative, and possessed with the
spirit of the common welfare.
7. That there shall be the fullest measure of friendly reciprocal cooperation
between the rural and city workers.
rv. Into Racial Relations Means:
1. The practice of the American principle of the same protection and
rights for all races who share our common life.
2. The elimination of racial discrimination, and substitution of full brotherly
treatment for all races in America.
3. The fullest cooperation between the churches of various races, even
though of different denominations.
4. Educational and social equipment for the special needs of immigrants,
with government information bureaus.
v. International Relations Means:
1. The removal of every unjust barrier of trade, color, creed, and race, and
the practice of equal justice for all nations.
2. The administration of the property and privileges within each coimtry
so that they will be of the greatest benefit not only to ttiat nation but to all the
world.
3. Discouragement of all propaganda tending to mislead peoples in their
international relations or to create prejudice.
4. The replacement of selfish imperialism by such disinterested treatment of
backward nations as to contribute the maximum to the welfare of each nation
and of all the world.
5. The abolition of military armaments by all nations except for an internal
police force.
6. That the church of Christ as an institution should not be used as an
instrument or an agency in the support of war.
7. A permanent association of the nations for world peace and good-will,
the outlawry of war, and the settling of all differences between nations by con-
ference, arbitration, or by an international court.
We believe it is the duty of every church to investigate local moral and
economic conditions as well as to know world needs. We believe that it is only
as our churches themselves follow the example and spirit of Jesus in the fullest
sense — translating these social ideals into the daily life of the church and the
community — that we can ever hope to build the Kingdom of God on earth.
These affirmations we make as Christians and loyal citizens of our beloved
country. We present them as an expression of our faith and patriotism. We
urge upon all our citizens the support of our cherished institutions, faithfulness
at the ballot, respect for law, and loyal support of its administrators. We
believe that our country can and will make a great contribution to the realiza-
tion of Christian ideals throughout the world.
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OFFICERS, COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS
Co-Moderators — Rev. Carl S. Patton, Los Angeles, Calif.
— Rev. Frank G. Coffin, Columbus, Ohio
Assistant Moderators — Rev. Rockwell H. Potter, Hartford, Conn.
— Rev. William H. Day, Bridgeport, Conn.
Secretary — Rev. Charles E. Burton, 287 Fourth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Associate Secretary — Rev. Frederick L. Fagley, 287 Fourth Ave., New York, N. Y.
Assistant Secretary — Rev. Warren H. Denison, C. P. A. Building, Dayton, Ohio
Treasurer— William T. Boult, 287 Fourth Ave., New York, N. Y.
The Executive Committee
Ex-officiis: The two Moderators, and as corresponding members, the Secretaries.
Term Expiring 1933: Term Expiring 1935:
Mr. John Calder, Mass. Rev. W. S. Archibald, Conn.
Mr. Maurice E. Preisch, N. Y. Rev. Allan K. Chalmers. N. Y.
Rev. L. E. Smith, Va. Mrs. C. J. Chandler, Mich.
Mrs. Daniel C. Turner, N. Y. Rev. W. W. Patton, N. J.
Mr. Franklin Warner, Calif. Rev. P. S. Sailer, N. Y.
Term Expiring 1937:
Rev. Arthur H. Bradford, R. I.
Rev. Robert E. Brown, Ohio
Mr. Hermon Eldredge, Ohio
Mr. Elbert A. Harvey, Mass.
Mr. Fred B. Smith, N. Y.
The Nominating Committee
Term Expiring 1933: Term Expiring 1935:
Rev. T. M. Shipherd, Conn. Mr. William K.Cooper.D.C. (Deceased)
Rev. C. C. Adams, Vt. Rev. L. Wendell Fifield, Wash.
Mrs. Robert E. Brown, Ohio Rev. Carl M. Gates, Mass.
Rev. Raymond G. Clark, Ohio Rev. F. C. Lester, Va.
Rev. Harley H. Gill. Calif. Rev. Walter H. North. Mo.
Col. Raymond Robins, 111. Mrs. W. A. Rowell, 111.
Committee on Credentials
Supt. F. L. Hall, Ohio Rev. Roy H. Campbell, Calif.
Rev. R. G. English, N. Y. Rev. W. E. Collins, Kans.
Supt. E. C. Gillette, Fla. Rev. W. A. Morgan, 111.
Mrs. John G. Percy, Ohio Mrs. Alice V. Morrill, Vt.
Mr. C. C. Farnham, N. Y.
Business Committee
Rev. J. A. Richards, Ohio Prof. W. A. Harper, Tenn.
Rev. C. W. Merriam, Mich. Mr. H. E. Sims, Ohio
Rev. Ada S. Anderson, Mo. Mrs. Howard Holden. Mich.
Rev. J. Burford Parry, Mass. Mr. Alex Matheson, Wis.
Rev. C. C. Burger, Mo. Rev. A. E. Roraback, N. Y.
Mr. W. P. Hunt, 111.
Survey Committee
Term Expiring 1933: Term Expiring 1935:
Rev. Samuel T. Clifton, R. I. Rev. R. J. Clinchy, D. C.
Mr. E. G. Warner, N. Y. Mrs. E. B. Dean, Nebr.
Mrs. H. H. Hosford, Ohio Rev. Ralph Timberlake, Mass.
Rev. V. V. Loper, Colo. Mr. F. E. Reeve, 111.
Mrs. W. W. Patton, N. J. Mrs. W. A. Rowell, 111.
Rev. W. T. Scott, N. C. Rev. John Stapleton, Pa.
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Commission on Missions
Ex-officiis: The Moderators and Secretary of the General Council.
Members of the Home Board
Term Expiring 1933:
Rev. Ada S. Anderson, Mo.
Rev. L. L. Barber, N. H.
Rev. Ferdinand Q. Blanchard, Ohio
Mr. Frank E. Bogart, Mich. (Deceased)
Rev. Robert W. Coe, Mass.
Mr. Arthur J. Crockett, Mass.
Mrs. M. S. Freeman, Tenn.
Rev. Joel W. Harper, Wash.
Dr. G. E. Haynes, N. Y.
Rev. Oscar E. Maurer, Conn.
Mrs. B. J. Newman, Pa.
Mr. H. M. Pflager, Mo.
Mrs. Leslie Rounds, N. J.
Rev. Jay T. Stocking, Mo.
Mrs. Lucius H. Thayer, Mass.
Rev. Otto J. Tiede, S. D.
Mr. G. N. Whittlesey, N. Y.
Mr. P. R. Zeigler, Mass.
Term Expiring 1935:
Rev. Theodore M. Shipherd, Conn.
Rev. M. R. Boynton, 111.
Mrs. F. F. Clark, N. Y.
Mr. Dwight L. Rogers, R. I.
Mrs. Elbert A. Harvey, Mass.
Mr. Henry Hincks, Conn.
Mrs. W. L. James, N. Y.
Rev. L. E. Smith, Va.
Rev. Charles S. Mills, Conn.
Mrs. D. C. Turner, N. Y.
Dean Luther A. Weigle, Conn.
Mr. Charles C. West, N. J.
Mr. Ethelbert E. Grabill, Mass.
Mrs. H. P. Willcox, N. Y.
Mrs. L. O. Baird, Wash.
Mr. Loren N. Wood. N. J.
Mrs. Athella M. Howsare, Ohio
Rev. Thomas T. GifEen, Calif.
Members of the Prudential Committee, A. B. C. F. M.
Term Expiring 1932:
Mr. Frederick W. Chamberlain, 111.
Mrs. Frank Gaylord Cook, Mass.
Hon. Charming H. Cox, Mass.
Rev. Carl M. Gates, Mass.
Mrs. A. M. Gibbons, Ohio
Mrs. C. E. Greef, Iowa
Rev. Clarence Reidenbach, Mass.
Hon. William E. Sweet, Colo.
Mr. Franklin Warner, Calif.
Term Expiring 1934:
Rev. Horace F. Holton, Mass.
Mrs. Ernest A. Evans, Calif.
Dr. Douglas Horton, 111.
Mrs. William H. Medlicott, Mass.
Mr. John G. Talcott, Conn.
Mrs. Elwyn G. Preston, Mass.
Mrs. Alice V. Morrill, Vt.
Dr. George L. Richards, Mass.
Rev. W. G. Sargent, R. I.
Term Expiring 1933:
Mr. Emil Berndt, Hawaii
Mr. Charles E. Burbank, Mass.
Miss Sarah Louise Day, Mass.
Mrs. H. M. Buckham, Vermont
Mr. J. A. Kesler, Kansas
Mr. Charles S. Olcott, Mass.
Mrs. Edmimd A. Osbornson, 111.
Dean J. E. Taylor, Neb.
Rev. Carl H. Veazie, Wash.
Term Expiring 1935:
Mr. Blake Franklin, Calif.
Rev. Dwight J. Bradley, Mass.
Mrs. Robert C. Chapin, Wis.
Rev. Charles W. Helsley, Me.
Miss Elizabeth J. Hurlbut, III.
Mr. E. R. Lay, la.
Rev. Raymond A. McConnell, N. ^
Mrs. Oscar W. Low, Minn.
Dr. Ashley Day Leavitt, Mass.
Members at Large
Rev. R. G. Clark, Ohio
Miss Amy Welcher, Conn.
Mrs. Albertis Montgomery, Okla.
Rev. C. A. Voss, Pa.
Mrs. M. S. Poulson, Pa.
Rev. Russell S. Brown, Ohio
Rev. Chester B. Emerson, Mich.
Rev. R. B. Walker, Ore.
Rev. Frank J. Scribner, Wis.
Active:
Commission on Evangelism and Devotional Life
Term Expiring 1935:
Rev. E. W. Cross, N. Y. 1937
«ev. Koy C. Helfenstein, Del. 1935
Rev. M. R. Lovell, Conn. 1937
Prof. E. W. Lyman, N. Y. 1935
Rev. G. W. Miller. N. Y. 1937
Rev. W. W. Pickett, N. Y. 1933
Rev. F. K. Stamm, N. Y. 1937
Mr. Mitchell Ward, N. H.
Rev. R. E. Brown, Ohio
Mr. Chas. K. Calhoun, Conn.
Rev. John M. Deyo, Conn.
Rev. Ray Eusden, Mass.
Rev. Asbury Krom, R. I.
Mrs. Milo J. Sweet, Fla.
Term Expiring 1933:
Mrs. Frank Berry, Mass.
Rev. Raymond Calkins, Mass.
Rev. A. B. Coe, 111.
Rev. S. R. Fisher, Mass.
Mrs. W. P. Johnston, 111.
Rev. Torrance Phelps, Mich.
Rev. William H. Spence, N. H.
Term Expiring 1937:
Rev. L. R. Howard, Mass.
Rev. McD. Howsare, Ohio
Mr. Carl Kimball, Ohio
Mrs. A. W. Palmer, 111.
Prof. Robert S. Smith, Conn.
Rev. James H. Lightboume, Ohio
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Commission on Inter-Racial Relations
Active:
Rev. R. J. Clinchy, D. C.
Mr. Hugh Thrift, D. C.
Rev. H. S. Hardcastle, Va.
Rev. N. G. Newman, Va.
Dean D. Butler Pratt, D. C.
Mrs. William A. Slade, D. C.
Rev. Charles E. Browne, Md.
.Term Expiring 1933:
Mrs. Charlotte H. Brown, N.
Mrs. L. C. Post, Mo.
Rev. P. B. Waterhouse, Cal.
Rev. A. D. Stauflacher, Cal.
Rev. Phillip A. Swartz, 111.
Mrs. Mary Turrell, D. C.
1937
1937
1933
1937
1935
1935
1933
Term Expiring 1935:
Dr. Law Blanchett, 111.
Rev. W. T. McElveen, Ga.
Mrs. George R. Wilson, 111.
Rev. Clarence Defur, Iowa
Rev. R. E. Treat, Mich.
Miss Lois Kughn, D. C.
Term, Expiring 1937:
Rev. H. C. Ide, Cal.
Mrs. F. P. Ensminger, Ga.
Rev. Robert Hall, N. D.
Rev. J. H. Hornung, Kans.
Hon. Lowell E. Jepson, Minn.
Rev. A. W. Sparks, Ohio
R. W. Brooks, D. C.
Rev.
Hawaiian Cooperative Commission
Rev. Henry K. Poepoe, 769 Kanoa Lane, Honolulu
Rev. Wm. E. Rowan, Poia, T. H.
Rev. T. Markham Talmage, Honolulu, T. H.
Commission on Inter -Church Relations and Christian Unity
Term Expiring 1935:
Pres. E. B. Dean, Nebr.
Rev. M. L. Grant, Ind.
Prof. D. H. Myers, 111.
Rev. Frank H. Gardner, Mass.
Mrs. Charles R. Wilson, Mich.
Rev. Warren H. Denison, Ohio
Miss Eliza Kendrick, Mass.
Active :
Rev. F. K. Sanders, Mass.
Rev. M. H. Turk, Me.
Prof. E. K. Mitchell, Conn.
Rev. A. H. Bradford, R. I.
Rev. F. G. Coffin, Ohio
Mrs. Judson Cross, Mass.
Pres. Robbins Barstow, Conn.
Rev. H. F. Holton, Mass.
Mrs. A. M. Parker, Mass.
Term Expiring 1933:
Rev. Edward M. Noyes. Mass.
Mrs. E. A. Burditt, Vt.
Rev. H. F. Swartz, Calif.
Rev. William E. Gilroy, Mass.
Rev. J. R. Nichols, 111.
1933
1935
1935
1933
1933
1933
1937
1937
1937
Term Expiring 1937:
Rev. D. F. Bradley, Ohio
Rev. Roy B. Guild, 111.
Rev. L. W. Fifleld, Wash.
Prof. W. A. Harper, N. C.
Pres. Irving Maurer, Wis.
Mrs. George Van Dyke, Ind.
Commission on Social Relations
Active:
Prof. Arthur E. Holt, 111. 1933
Rev. Clarence S. Bennett, Ind. 1933
Mr. F. W. Chamberlain, 111. 1935
Mrs. Catherine W. McCulloch, 111. 1933
Mr. George W. Mead, Wis. 1937
Rev. James MuUenbach, 111. 1937
Rev. H. E. Peabody, Wis. 1935
Rev. A. W. Swan, Wis. 1937
Mrs. George R. Wilson, 111. 1937
Term Expiring 1933:
Mr. A. B. Clark, Conn.
Mrs. F. D. Hornsby, Texas
Rev. John M. Phillips, Conn.
Mr. William Allen White, Kansas
Term Expiring 1935:
Rev. C. S. Jones, Vt.
Miss Lucy M. Eldredge, Ohio
Mr. Robert E. Lewis, Ohio
Miss Amy Welcher, Conn.
Term Expiring 1937:
Rev. R. B. Blakeney, Maine
Rev. F. H. Gardner, Mass.
Rev. A. T. Peters, Mich.
Rev. Noble S. Elderkin, Ohio
Prof. O. C. Helming, Minn.
Commission on International Relations
Active:
Rev. T. A. Greene, Conn.
Rev. Alexander Abbott, Conn.
Rev. James L. Barton, Mass.
Mr. Jerome Davis, Conn.
Hon. Arthur F. Ells, Conn.
Rev. Stanley U. North, N. Y.
Rev. John M. Phillips, Conn.
Term Expiring 1933:
Rev. Eric I. Lindh, Mass.
Rev. E. C. Boynton, N. Y.
Miss Jane Addams, 111.
Rev. Paul Macy, Ohio
Hon. William E. Sweet, Colo.
Rev. D. B. Atkinson, Ga.
Mrs. Jeannette W. Emrich, N. Y.
Term Expiring 1935:
1933 Mrs. Bertha K. Landes, Wash.
1937 Mrs. C. E. Greef, Iowa
1933 Mr. J. R. Noel, 111.
1937 Mrs. B. F. Finkel, Mo.
1937 Rev. Chester B. Emerson, Mich.
1933 Rev. Dwight J. Bradley, Mass.
1937 Prof. Seldon B. Humphrey, Conn.
Rev. Nehemiah Boynton, Mass.
Term Expiring 1937:
Hon. Alfred Coit, Conn.
Rev. Harold Cooper, Nebr.
Pres. Hamilton Holt, Fla.
Rev. F. C. Lester, Va.
Rev. C. H. Wilson, N. Y.
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Commission on Stewardship
Active :
Mr. Gardner Lattimer, Ohio
Rev. John G. Truitt, Ohio
Rev. O. S. Thomas, Ohio
Rev. Paul G. Macy, Ohio
Rev. Lathrop C. Grant, Ohio
Rev. Louis Greene, Ohio
Rev. Fred E. Ulrich, Ohio
Term Expiring 1933:
Mr. C. E. Booz, Kans.
Rev. Judson E. Fiebiger, N. Y.
Rev. T. Aird MoflEat, Pa.
Mrs. Albertis Montgomery, Okla.
Mrs. Elisha A. King, Fla.
Rev. Ernest M. HaUiday, N. Y.
Term Expiring 1935:
1937 Prof. F. J. Exner, Minn.
1937 Rev. H. Roy Phillippi, Mont.
1935 Hon. D. S. Remsen, N. Y.
1935 Miss Sylvina Norton, Conn.
1933 Mr. J. F. McTyier, N. Y.
1933 Prof. George D. Hubbard, Ohio
1933 Rev. Harry R. Miles, N. Y.
Term Expiring 1937:
Rev. Paul C. Bekeschus, Ohio
Mrs. H. S. Gilbert, Ore.
Rev. A. B. Coe, 111.
Dr. Alfred Williams Anthony, N. Y.
Rev. Roy E. Bowers, Ohio
Rev. John L. Lobingier, Mass.
Rev. A. M. Hanson, Cal.
Active
Rev. E. B. Robinson, Mass
Commission on the Ministry
Term. Expiring 1935:
1937 Rev. W. M. Alderton, m.
Pres. Bobbins W. Barstow, Conn. 1933 Rev. Joel Harper, Wash.
Rev. S. C. Harrell, N. C.
Rev. C. H. Harrison, Ore.
Prof. Cyrus A. Osborne. 111.
Rev. Carl H. Veazie, Wash.
1935
1933
1935
1935
1937
Rev. Marian H. Jones, R. I.
Rev. W. F. Frazier, Vt.
Rev. C. W. Dunham, Mass.
Rev. F. G. Morecombe, N. Y.
Prof. E. W. Lyman, N. Y.
Term Expiring 1933:
Rev. O. S. Thomas, Ohio
Rev. P. A. Johnson, Iowa
Rev. E. B. Allen, 111. (Dec.)
Rev. Theodore R. Faville, Wis.
Rev. E. D. Gaylord, Calif.
Rev. Samuel Johnson, Minn.
Rev. Robert J. Locke, 111.
Commission on Law Observance
Active:
Col. Raymond Robins, 111.
Mr. Walter O. Herrick, 111.
Rev. Harold M. Kingsley, 111.
Hon. J. V. Sees, Ind.
Mr. Frank J. Harwood, Wis.
Rev. James W. Fifield, Mich
Term Expiring 1937:
Rev. Gail Cleland, Calif.
Pres. E. B. Dean, Nebr.
Prof. Walter M. Horton, Ohio
Rev. Paul S. Kershner, Ohio
Rev. S. A. Lloyd, Mich.
Rev. A. D. Stauffacher. Calif.
Rev. Herman F. Swartz
Corresponding :
Mrs. Everett Bachelder, Mass.
Rev. R. B. Blakeney, Maine
Prof. A. G. Caris, Ohio
Mr. Edwin O. Childs, Mass.
Mr. William K.Cooper.D .C . ( Deceased )
Hon. John B. Hutton, Del.
Commission on Broadcasting
Active:
Rev. L. A. Lippitt, Iowa
Pres. E. B. Dean, Nebr.
Mrs. Elbert Reed, Iowa
Prof. Nelson W. Wehrhan, Iowa
Mrs. T. H. Whitney, Iowa
Mrs. E. L. Kimball, Minn.
Rev. G. O. Lankford. N. C.
Hon. Florence E. Allen, Ohio
Rev. H. H. Lindeman, S. D.
Rev. M. S. Poulson, Pa.
Mrs. C. S. Rice, Mont.
Mr. C. D. Sharpe, Conn.
Rev. A. O. Stevens, Ky.
Rev. Max Strang, Texas
Dean Carl Taylor, N. C.
Rev. E. S. Thompson, Calif.
Mr. Hugh H. Thrift, D. C.
Corresponding :
Rev. W. S. Archibald, Conn.
Mr. Roger W. Babson, Mass.
Commission on
Active:
Mr. Roger W. Babson, Mass.
Mr. Frank Gaylord Cook, Mass.
Rev. Vaughan Dabney, Mass.
Rev. W. S. Alexander. N. Y.
Mrs. James Allen, Mass.
Rev. E. H. Byington, Mass.
Rev. Claude A. McKay, Mass.
Corresponding :
Rev. W. E. Baker, N. Y.
Mr. David Adamson, N. Y.
Rev. Howard S. Anderson, N. D.
Rev. R. W. Barstow, Conn.
Rev. Hugh E. Brown, 111.
Rev. E. B. Flory, Ohio
Rev. E. M. Halliday, N. Y.
Rev. Elisha A. King, Fla.
Rev. John C. Schroeder, Maine
Rev. Cleon Swarts, Ohio
Rev. Carl A. Voss, Pa.
Church Attendance
Rev. H. K. Booth. Cal.
Rev. Edward W. Huelster, Ind.
Rev. Clement F. Hahn, Me.
Rev. Oscar E. Maurer, Conn.
Mrs. E. B. Robinson, Mass.
Rev. H. D. Rugg, N. Y.
Rev. G. Staley Hunt, Ala.
Rev. John L. Keedy, Ohio
Rev. M. H. Lichliter, Ohio
Rev. W. F. Slade, 111.
Rev. Roger E. Treat, Mich.
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THE GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Oificers
President, Rev. F. G. Coffin. Colum-
bus, Ohio
Vice-President, Rev. D. B. Atkinson,
Demorest, Ga.
Secretary, Rev. Warren H. Denison,
Dayton, Ohio
Treasurer, Mr. J. L. Reck, Covington,
Ohio
Secretary of Home Missions, Rev. A.
W. Sparks, Dayton, Ohio
Secretary of Foreign Missions, Rev.
W. P. Minton, Dayton. Ohio
Secretary of Christian Education, Dr.
W. A. Harper, Nashville, Tenn.
Secretary of Publications, Mr. H. E.
Sims, Piqua, Ohio
Secretary of Evangelism and Life
Service, Rev. McD. Howsare, Day-
ton. Ohio
Secretary of Finance, Rev. Warren H.
Denison. Dayton, Ohio
Board of Missions
1. Department of Home Missions and
Church Extension:
Rev. A. W. Sparks, Dayton, Ohio,
Executive Secretary
Rev. H. M. Hainer, Hartford, Conn.
Rev. C. G. Nelson, Athol, Kans.
Rev. H. H. Short, Hagerstown, Ind.
Rev. Jesse M. Kauffman. demons.
Iowa
Mrs. McD. Howsare. Dayton. Ohio
2. Department of Foreign Missions:
Rev. W. P. Minton. Dayton. Ohio.
Executive Secretary
Rev. E. A. Watkins. Plainfield. Ind.
Rev. W. P. Fletcher, Oshawa. Ont.
Mr. Roy Rensberger. Goshen. Ind.
Rev. J. O. Atkinson. Elon College.
N. C.
Mrs. Alice V. Morrill. Woodstock. Vt.
Board of Christian Education
Dr. W. A. Harper. Nashville, Tenn..
Executive Secretary
Rev. W. G. Sargent. Providence. R. I.
Rev. H. A. Smith, Versailles, Ohio
Rev. A. B. Kendall, N. Girard. Pa.
Rev. Roy C. Helfenstein. Dover, Del.
Rev. Edwin B. Flory. Dayton. Ohio
Dr. H. Shelton Smith, Durham, N. C.
Rev. Raymond G. Clark, Piqua. Ohio
Miss Helen R. Stearns. New Haven,
Conn. „
Rev. L. E. Smith, Elon College, N. C.
Dr. W. Vernon Lytle, Defiance, Ohio
Dr. Frank E. Jenkins, Wadley, Ala.
Board of Publications
Personnel is same as of the Board of
Trustees of the Christian Publishing
Association.
Board of Evangelism and
Life Service
Rev. McD. Howsare, Dayton, Ohio,
Executive Secretary
Rev. Clarence Defur, Madrid, Iowa
Rev. J. H. Lightbourne, Troy, Ohio
Rev. W. H. Hainer, Irvington, N. J.
Mr. Netum Rathbun, Dayton, Ohio
Rev. Omer S. Thomas, Covington,
Ohio
Board of Finance
Rev. Warren H. Denison, Dayton,
Ohio, Executive Secretary
Rev. r. G. Coffin, Columbus, Ohio
Rev. D. B. Atkinson, Demorest, Ga.
Mr. J. L. Reck, Covington, Ohio
Rev. L. E. Smith, Elon College. N. C.
Mr. A. F. Foor, Everett, Pa.
Mrs. F. E. Bullock, Trotwood, Ohio
Board of Control Franklinton
Christian College
Rev. J. O. Atkinson, Elon College, N.
C, Chairman
Rev. W. G. Sargent, Providence, R. I.
Rev. A. W. Sparks, Dayton, Ohio
Mr. John V. Sees, Huntington, Ind.
Rev. Omer S. Thomas, Covington, O.
Rev. J. A. Henderson, Franklinton,
N. C.
Mrs. Sadie K. Swartsel, Pleasant Hill,
Ohio
Woman's Mission Board
OFFICERS
Mrs. McD. Howsare, Dayton, Ohio.
President
Mrs. H. A. Smith, Versailles, Ohio.
Vice-President
Mrs. W. P. Minton, Dayton, Ohio,
Rec. Sec'y
Mrs. Emma S. Powers. Dayton. Ohio,
Sec'y-Treas.
CONTINUING COMMITTEE
Mrs. Alice V. Morrill. Woodstock. Vt.
Mrs. McD. Howsare. Dayton, Ohio
Mrs. Warren H. Denison, Dayton,
Ohio
Rev. W. P. Minton, Dayton, Ohio,
Ex-officio
Miss Mary Preston, New York, N. Y.,
Ex-offlcio
Committee on Ministerial Relief
Rev. L. E. Smith, Elon College, N. C,
Chairman
Rev. W. P. Minton, Dayton, Ohio
Rev. A. G. Caris, Columbus, Ohio
Rev. Warren H. Denison, Dayton,
Ohio
Mr. Hermon Eldredge, Dayton, Ohio
The Christian Publishing
Association
Mr. H. E. Sims. Piqua. Ohio. President
Mr. O. W. Whitelock, Huntington,
Ind.. Vice-President
Rev. W. J. Young. Muncie. Ind., Sec'y
Rev. A. E. Kemp, Champaign, 111.,
Treas.
Rev. W. W. Staley, Suffolk, Va.
Mr. Roy C. Stanley, Troy, Ohio
Mr. E. E. Duncan, Dayton, Ohio
Mr. Charles Dunlap, Campbellstown,
Ohio
Mr. O. S. Walker, Dayton, Ohio
Manager, Mr. Tom B. Radabaugh,
West Milton, Ohio
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General Council 15
THE COMMISSION ON MISSIONS
287 Fourth Ave., New York City 14 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
19 S. La Salle St., Chicago, 111. 933 Woodward Bldg., Washington, D. C.
C. P. A. Building, Dayton, Ohio
Chairman. — Rev. Jay T. Stocking, St. Louis, Mo.
Vice-Chairman. — Rev. Hobace F. Holton, Brockton, Mass.
Treasurer. — Mr. William T. Boult, New York City.
Recording Secretary. — Mbs. Elbert A. Harvey, Brookline, Mass.
General Secretary. — Rev. Charles E. Burton, New York City.
Secretaries. — Rev. Charles C. Merrill, Miss Mary Preston, New York City; Rev.
Wilson P. Minton, Dayton, Ohio.
Editorial Secretary. — Rev. John R. Scotford; Assistant Secretary, Rev. Ansel E.
Johnson; Publicity Secretary, Rev. Herbert D. Rugg, New York City.
Secretary of Laymen's Advisory Committee — New York
City.
Regional Secretaries. — Rev. Howell D. Davies, Mrs. Helen Street Ranney, Chicago,
111.; Rev. Judson L. Cross, Boston, Mass.; Rev. W. Knighton Bloom, Wash-
ington, D. C.
functions
The several missionary organizations are related to the churches through
identical membership, namely, that of the National Council. The Commission on
Missions is the agency for this interrelationship. Its work is two-fold:
1. Fostering economy and efficiency. The Commission is charged with the
duty of recommending processes whereby work may be economically and
efficiently administered. It serves as a court of reference for the decision of
questions arising between two or more societies.
2. The promotion of income. Since 1921 the largest activities of the Com-
mission have concerned the raising of missionary funds. For two years this was
done in the name of the National Council. At the 1923 meeting of the Council
and of the Societies the Commission on Missions was elected by each of the
missionary boards as its representative agency for presenting what is known as
"the common appeal" for our total missionary work. In 1925 this was enlarged
to include the entire promotional work.
organization
1. Membership. The Commission consists of the thirty-six elected members
of the Home Board, the thirty-six elected members of the Prudential Committee
of the American Board and nine members at large, and the Moderator and
Secretary of the National Council ex officiis. With them sit the chief promotional
Secretaries of the Societies, and once each year the State Superintendents.
2. The Executive Committee. The details of the work of the Commission
are carried forward by a selected Executive Committee, of whose operations the
entire Commission is informed through the minutes.
3. Promotional Council. For carrying out the plans of the Commission a
Promotional Council has been constituted consisting of five representatives of the
foreign board, five of the home boards, together with three State Superintendents,
the Secretaries of the Commission, the Secretary of the National Council, the
Secretary of the Laymen's Advisory Committee, and the Secretary of the Com-
mittee on Missionary Education.
4. Other Committees. Chief among the other committees of the Commission
are the Survey Committee, a Laymen's Advisory Committee, and a Committee on
Missionary Education (which this year is united with the Promotional Council
under the name of "Cooperative Coxmcil").
PROCESSES
1. Meetings. The Commission meets ordinarily but once a year. This
meeting takes place in connection with the midwinter gathering of the Home
Board and of the Prudential Committee of the American Board, thus economizing
in time and travel expenses. The Executive Committee and the Promotional
Council meet as occasion requires.
2. Literature. One of the important functions of the Commission on Missions
is the publication of literature setting forth our entire missionary enterprise.
3. Field Work. Under the general direction of the Secretaries a small force
of field workers directly employed by the Commission, with the cooperation of
the Secretarial forces of the Societies and working through the state organiza-
tions, is endeavoring to develop through actual contact with the churches those
processes which seem to be most effective for disseminating missionary infor-
mation and stimulating benevolent contributions. This process is so intimately
related to the financial operations of the local churches that this latter interest
is combined with the former, thus helping the churches to financial strengtti.
information
The local church may ordinarily secure information directly from its own
state office. Persons not knowing to whom to write locally may communicate
with the Commission directly.
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THE COMMISSION ON EVANGELISM AND DEVOTIONAL LIFE
Room 913, 287 Fourth Avenue, New York City.
This Commission was established by the National Council at Des Moines in
1904 to assist the churches in providing plans and programs for recruiting new
members for the church and furnishing the churches material for their use in
enriching the devotional life of the people.
It is composed of six active and eighteen corresponding members elected by
the National Council and is charged by the National Council to do two things:
FIRST: To bring before the churches the denominational program of evan-
gelism and devotional life based on the following principles:
1. That the chief object of the Christian Church is to win men to Christ
and to train them in the worship of God and in the service of their fellows.
2. That the pastor of the local congregation is the spiritual leader of the
church, and that upon him rests the responsibility of initiating an aggressive
practical lines.
3. That the pastor should avail himself of the experience of other pastors
program for winning men in his church and of directing that program along
and apply to his own work what is of most value to his particular situation.
4. That the pastor can aid the work of his church by selecting effective
helpers from his membership, training them to assist in the work of the
church and directing them in their efforts.
5. That the church should look upon its opportunity of leading the young
people into the worship and service of the church as the prime object of its
religious education program.
6. That the church is responsible for the cultivation of the devotional life
of all the people in the church, in the home and in private meditation.
SECOND: To make a continuous study of methods used by effective churches;
to make them known to all pastors; and to provide such other helps to evan-
gelism and devotion as are within its powers.
PROGRAM
The work of the Commission is grouped around two centers:
I. The Program of Fall Activities.
1. The Fall Rally, to reinterest the members of the church and to enlist
new people in the worship and service of the church.
2. Church Visitation of the entire parish.
3. Church attendance campaign.
II. The Pre-Easter or Lenten Program.
1. The Program of Preaching. This season is especially appropriate for
the presentation from the pulpit of the great fundamental Christian truths;
that the people within our churches may understand the foundations of faith,
and that those without the chxirch may be led to accept the Christian inter-
pretation of life and join in the worship and service of the church.
2. The Pastor's Training Class, which has for its object the leading of
young people to study Christian truth and under the pastor's influence to
accept Christ as the personal Saviour.
3. Training Personal Workers. The pastor may multiply himself by en-
listing and training consecrated workers to cooperate with him in the service
of winning others to the Christian life.
4. The Deepening of the Devotional Life. That the people may have
a new loyalty to Christ and a new determination to manifest his love in the
life of the world, increased Bible study, meditation and prayer should be
encouraged.
5. The Easter Jn-Gathering.
1931] General Council 17
THE CORPORATION FOR THE NATIONAL COUNCIL
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
President. — Dr. Carl S. Patton, Los Angeles, Calif.
Secretary. — Charles Emerson Burton, d. d., 287 Fourth Avenue, New York.
Treasurer and Financial Secretary. — William T. Boult, 441 Lexington Ave.,
New York.
ITS CHARTER
The Corporation was chartered under the laws of Connecticut in 1909.
ITS OBJECT
The object of the Corporation is to hold and administer funds and property
for Congregational purposes as represented in —
1. Congregational churches, singly or in groups.
2. Congregational Boards, Societies, Conferences, Associations, etc.
3. Congregational educational institutions.
4. Congregational eleemosynary institutions.
5. The National Council of Congregational Churches.
6. Any other organization "for the advancement of the general interests and
purposes of the Congregational churches of this country."
7. "And said Corporation may cooperate with any other corporation or
body which is under the charge and control of the churches of the Congregational
order in the United States, or churches at the time affiliated with said order."
ITS CONTROL
The Corporation is under the direct control of the National Council of
Congregational Churches of the United States.
ITS BUSINESS
The Corporation holds the Pilgrim Memorial Fund as the foundation for the
pension system for Congregational ministers administered by the Annuity Fimd
for Congregational Ministers, and other trusts aggregating approximately
$5,000,000.
The Corporation is afforded the services of high-grade financiers and business
men without compensation, resulting in (a) the safest of investments; and (b)
substantial rates of interest.
ITS ADVANTAGES
With high degree of safety and productiveness of funds the corporation
offers to donors of direct gifts, endowments, legacies, or conditional gifts, on
account of which they receive income during life, several noteworthy advantages
including —
1. Guarantees that the funds will not be dissipated, as not infrequently
happens, especially when entrusted to institutions none too firmly established.
2. Provision according to the desire of the donor for the use of income
in case of the completion of the work or the discontinuance of the activity
of the beneficiary institution.
3. Extremely low cost of administration leaving practically the entire
. income for actual service in the chosen fields.
MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION
For the members of the Corporation see page 6.
INFORMATION
Information will be furnished on request regarding the work and standing of
any established Congregational organization or activity in a wholly disinterested
spirit.
For general information address the Secretary.
1$ Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR
FOREIGN MISSIONS
Congregational House, 14 Beacon Street, Boston
Organized in 1810. Incorporated in 1812
President. — Rockwell Harmon Potteh, d. d.
Vice-President. — Mrs. Franklin Warner, m. a.
Recording Secretary. — Oscar E. Maurer, d. d.
Assistant Recording Secretary. — Edward Warren Capen, ph. d.
Executive Vice-President. — Fred Field Goodsell, d. d.
Secretaries: — Helen B. Calder; Alden H. Clark, d. d.; D. Brewer Eddy, d. d.;
Mrs. Lucius O. Lee; Rev. Ernest W. Riggs; Hugh Vernon White, d. d.
Treasurer. — Harold B. Belcher, 14 Beacon Street, Boston.
Assistant Treasurers. — Frederick A. Gaskins, S. Emma Keith.
Editorial Secretary. — Enoch F. Bell, d. d.
Candidate Secretaries. — Alden H. Clark, d. d. ; Grace E. McConnaughey.
Associate Secretaries. — Mabel E. Emerson; Wynn C. Fairfield, d. d.; Ruth L
Seabury; Carolyn D. Smiley; Mary D. Uline.
Medical Secretary. — Dr. Mark H. Ward.
Assistant Secretary, Foreign Department. — Rev. Herbert E. B. Case.
Assistant Educational Secretary, Home Department. — Mildred C. Widber.
Assistant Secretary, Editorial Department. — Dorothy P. Cushing.
Field Secretary. — Mrs. Lydia Lord Davis.
Publishing and Purchasing Agent. — Harvey L. Meeken.
Prudential Committee. — Ashley Day Leavitt, d. d.. Chairman; The President and
Vice-President ex officiis; Enoch F. Bell, Clerk; Mark H. Ward, m. d.. Assist-
ant Clerk; Emil Berndt; Rev. Dwight Bradley; Mrs. M. H. Buckham; Charles
Burbank; Frederick W. Chamberlain; Mrs. Robert C. Chapin; Mrs. Frank
Gaylord Cook; Hon. Channing H. Cox; Miss Sarah Louise Day; Mrs. Ernest
A. Evans; Blake Franklin; Rev. Carl M. Gates; Mrs. A. M. Gibbons; Mrs.
C. E. Greef; Rev. Charles W. Helsley; Horace Holton, d. d.; Rev. Douglas
Horton; Miss Elizabeth J. Hurlbut; J. A. Kesler; E. R. Lay; Mrs. Oscar
W. Low; Rev. R. A. McConnell; Mrs. William H. Medlicott; Mrs. M. T.
Morrill; Charles S. Olcott; Mrs. E. A. Osbornson; Elwyn G. Preston;
Rev. Clarence Reidenbach, ph. d.; George L. Reichards, m. d.; William G.
Sargent, d. d.; William E. Sweet; John G. Talcott; Dean J. E. Taylor; Rev.
Carl H. Veazie; Franklin Warner.
The A. B. C. F. M. is the mother of missionary societies in North America.
At its organization in 1810 it was interdenominational, and for a number of
years thereafter it maintained that character. As the churches of other de-
nominations organized foreign mission boards of their own, the American Board
became the distinctive foreign missionary agency of the Congregational churches.
As organized today it is a union of the three Congregational Woman's Boards of
Missions and the parent Board.
The American Board maintains missions in East, West and South Africa,
China, Japan, India, Ceylon, the Philippines, Micronesia, Mexico, Spain, Czecho-
slovakia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece and Syria. It works through the church, the
school, the hospital, the printing press, industrial and agricultural plants, social
welfare centers, the home and the personalities of the foreign missionaries and
their native associates.
Missionary work in any country is necessarily shaped to a considerable de-
gree by national characteristics and political trends. The purpose of the Ameri-
can Board and its missionaries is to build up in each land a work in accord
with the genius and needs of the people of that country. The wave of national-
ism which has swept all oriental countries since the World War has facilitated
the assumption of administrative responsibility by the native churches.
Among the outstanding characteristics of the American Board work, the
following may be mentioned:
1. Promotion of self-support of churches.
2. The training of native leadership.
3. Readiness to pass the administration of work over to native hands as
rapidly as men and women are trained to carry it.
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4. A tendency to withdraw from primary educational work, recognizing the
provisions of primary schools as an obligation of the government of the land.
5. Cooperation in union work in church and educational institutions. The
churches founded by the American Board in South India are now a part of the
United Church of South India. The churches fostered by the Shaowu and
Foochow Missions in China are a part of the Church of Christ in China. While
the churches in North China have not as yet become a part of the Church of
Christ in China, the administration of their work is in the hands of a Board of
Promotion, and the missionaries cooperate through their membership in Chinese
churches rather than as a Mission. The American Board churches in Bulgaria
are at present in process of union with the Methodist Episcopal churches of
that country.
6. Approval of the organization of individual Boards of Trustees for edu-
cational institutions which have reached college grade and require for their
maintenance sums of money beyond the ability of a mission board to provide.
Throughout the Near and Far East there are today colleges and universities
started by the American Board which now operate under independent Boards
of Trustees and to a very large extent set the educational standards for the people.
For the year ended August 31, 1931, an operating deficit of $74,125.84 was
incurred, making the present accumulated deficit $162,733.02. The total income
including gifts designated for objects outside the regular budget was $2,130,839.26.
Gifts from churches, legacies, and matured Conditional Gifts all decreased from
those of the previous year, while there was a slight gain in income from funds.
The budget for the year to August 31, 1932, has been reduced by cutting the
appropriations for work on the field and by economies in the expenses at home.
The number of missionary replacements is also being severely curtailed. The
steady decline in apportionment gifts for the last seven years is presenting a
grave problem to the Prudential Committee.
Statistical Summary
The American Board is responsible for a foreign parish of 78,840,000 people.
There are 17 missions under 12 different flags. The stations connected with these
missions number 97 and the outstations 1,916. The missionaries under life
appointment are 623 and include 142 ordained men, 73 unordained men, 205 wives
and 203 single women. There are 71 associates who are serving for shorter
periods, making a grand total of 694 missionaries. The native force of workers
is 5,317. Religious services are carried on in 2,678 places. There are 705 organ-
ized churches with 101,959 communicants. In 1930, 10,143 members were added
to the church rolls. The total Christian constituency numbers 297,398. There
are 1,297 Sunday Schools and 75,050 pupils. The educational work has 29 the-
ological and training schools with 1,920 pupils and 10 colleges with 3,797 students.
Below these are 75 secondary or middle schools with 12,327 pupils and 1,347
primary and elementary schools with 70,^602 pupils. The schools of all grades
are 1,461 and the total imder instruction is 88,646. The medical statistics show
that the Board has 32 hospitals and 57 dispensaries with which are connected
44 physicians and 30 foreign nurses. The record shows that there were 31,873
hospital patients and 169,758 dispensary patients. The total treatments were
553,610 or about 1,500 treatments per day. The native contributions for church
work were $388,074, and receipts for all purposes amount to $759,706.
FORM OF BEQUEST
I give and bequeath to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions incorporated under the laws of Massachusetts in 1812, the sum of
Dollars.
Woman's Boards or Missions
The reorganization of the American Board and the three Woman's Boards
took place January 1, 1927. Each of the Woman's Boards continues as a holding
company in order to care for funds and to receive legacies written in the name
of the Board.
The treasurers respectively are: Woman's Board of Missions, Frederick A.
Gaskins, Miss S. Emma Keith. Assistant Treasurer, 14 Beacon Street, Boston;
Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior, Mrs. A. B. Wilcox, 19 South La Salle
Street, Chicago; Woman's Board of Missions for the Pacific, Mrs. W. C. Blasdale,
421 Phelan Building, San Francisco. Calif.
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CONGREGATIONAL HOME BOARDS
OFFICERS
President. — Rev. vVilliam Horace Day, d. d.. Conn.
First Vice-President. — Mb. George E. Haynes, N. Y.
Second Vice-President. — Mrs. B. J. Newman, Penn.
Third Vice-President. — Prof. H. Shelton Smith, N. C.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman. — Rev. William Horace Day, d. d., Conn.
First Vice -Chairman. — Mr. George E. Haynes, N. Y.
Second Vice-Chairman. — Mrs. B. J. Newman, Penn.
Term Expiring 1933:
Rev. Ada S. Anderson, Mo.
Rev. L. L. Barber, N. H.
Rev. F. Q. Blanchard, Ohio
*Mr. Frank E. Bogart, Mich.
Rev. Robert W. Coe, Mass.
Mr. Arthur J. Crockett, Mass.
Mrs. M. S. Freeman, Tenn.
Rev. Joel W. Harper, Wash.
Mr. G. E. Haynes, N. Y.
Rev. Oscar E. Maurer, Conn.
Mrs. B. J. Newman, Penn.
Mr. H. M. Pflager, Mo.
Mrs. Leslie R. Rounds, N. J.
Rev. Jay T. Stocking, Mo.
Mrs. L. H. Thayer, Mass.
Rev. Otto J. Tiede, S. Dak.
Mr. G. N. Whittlesey, N. Y.
Mr. P. R. Ziegler, Mass.
Term Expiring 1935:
Mrs. L. O. Baihd, Wash.
Rev. M. R. Boynton, 111.
Mrs. F. F. Clark, N. Y.
Rev. T. T. Giffen, Calif.
Mr. E. V. Grabill, Mass.
Mrs. E. a. Harvey, Mass.
Mr. H. W. Hincks, Conn.
Mrs. Athella M. Howsare, Ohio
Mrs. W. L. James, N. Y.
Rev. Charles S. Mills, Conn.
Mr. D. L. Rogers, R. I.
Rev. T. M. Shipherd, Conn.
Rev. L. E. Smith, Va.
Mrs. D. C. Turner, N. Y.
Dean L. A. Weigle, Conn.
Mr. C. C. West, N. J.
Mrs. H. p. Willcox, N. Y.
Mr. Loren N. Wood, N. Y.
Department for Apportionment Receipts
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
Treasurer. — William T. Boult Assistant Treasurer. — F. F. Moore
Receives Home Board apportionment contributions from churches, through
State and District Conferences, making periodic distribution to each Home Board.
Serves as a clearing house, at the close of year, for State reports for Year-Book,
♦Deceased.
THE CONGREGATIONAL PUBLISHING SOCIETY
14 Beacon Street, Boston. 418 S. Market Street, Chicago
OFFICERS and BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Congregational Publishing Society is affiliated with the other Home
Boards under an identical Board of Directors, President and Vice-Presidents as
recorded on page 26; also with the Congregational Education Society under an
identical Administrative Committee.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
General Manager and Editor. — Sidney A. Weston, ph. d.
Editor, Congregationalist and Herald of Gospel Liberty. — Rev. Wm. E. Gilroy, d. d.
Manager, Boston Bookstore. — Rev. Alexander L. McKenzie.
Manager, Chicago Bookstore. — Forrest C. Finley.
the editorial department
This department creates the literature and materials of religious education;
among these are included all courses of study for teachers and students and
books dealing with religious education. It also edits all publications of a general
religious character for use in homes, churches and communities.
the congregationalist and herald of gospel liberty
The Congregationalist and Herald of Gospel Liberty, the property of the
Congregational Publishing Society, and the only national weekly organ of our
fellowship, combines under its present title two of the oldest religious weeklies
in the country. The Herald of Gospel Liberty was founded in 1808, and con-
tinued its publication until March, 1930, when it was combined with The Congre-
gationalist. The Congregationalist continuing The Recorder and The Advance
has had uninterrupted weekly publication since 1816. Since January 1, 1929, The
American Missionary, founded in 1847, has been combined with The Congrega-
tionalist, as a monthly magazine number devoted to the work of the homeland
Societies.
THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
The Business Department, under the trade name of "The Pilgrim Press," has
entire charge of the business affairs of all departments of the Society, including
the manufacture of material, and its distribution through our bookstores in
Boston and Chicago.
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CONGREGATIONAL EDUCATION SOCIETY
Congregational House, Boston, Mass.
OFFICERS AND BOAHD OF DIRECTORS
The Congregational Education Society is affiliated with the other Home
Boards under an identical Board of Directors, President, Vice-Presidents, as
recorded on page 26.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
Address 14 Beacon Street, Boston, unless otherwise specified.
General Secretary of Religious Education. — Herbert W. Gates, d. d.
Secretary of Educational Institutions. — W. R. Kedzie, d. d., 19 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago, 111.
Associate Secretary. — Robert W. Gammon, d. d., 19 S. La Salle St., Chicago, 111.
Student and Young People's Work.— Harry T. Stock, d. d.; Miss Lucy M. Eldredge,
C. P. A. Bldg., Dayton, Ohio.
Social Relations.— Re\. Hubert C. Herring, Miss Helen G. Murray, Miss Kath-
arine Terrell, 112 East 19th St., New York.
Missionary Education and World Friendship. — Rev. John Leslie Lobingier.
Leodership Training. — Rev. Erwin L. Shaver.
Treasurer. — Arthur J. Crockett.
administrative committee
(Identical with the Congregational Publishing Society)
Dean L. A. Weigle, Conn., Chairman; Rev. L. L. Barber, Mass.; Mr. John Calder,
Mass.; Rev. Donald J. Cowling, Minn.; Mr. Arthur J. Crockett, Mass.; Mrs.
JuDSON L. Cross, Mass.; Mr. Ethelbert V. Grabill, Mass.; Mrs. Elbert A.
Harvey, Mass.; Mrs. Earle E. Higgins, Mass.; Rev. T. M. Shipherd, Conn.; Mr.
J. R. Montgomery, 111.; Rev. Orville A. Petty, Conn.; Rev. H. Shelton Smith,
N. C; Mrs. Lucius H. Thayer, Mass.; Mr. P. R. Ziegler, Mass.
committee on educational institutions
Rev. W. R. Kedzie, Secretary; Rev. Lucius O. Baihd; Rev. W. F. Bohn; Rev. D. F.
Bradley; Dr. A. G. Caris; Mrs. C. J. Chandler; Pres. Donald J. Cowling;
Mrs. F. E. Ferry; Dr. W. A. Harper; Mrs. Lester McLean, Jr.; Mr. J. R.
Montgomery; Prbs. Thomas W. Nadal; Pres. George W. Nash.
FIELD secretaries
Rev. Charles L. Fisk, d. d., 1006 Hippodrome Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev. Robert W. Gammon, d. d., i 19 So. La Salle St., Chicago, 111.
Miss Sallie A. McDermott, J
Rev. Charles G. Murphy, d. d., 410 Barkley Bldg., Lincoln, Neb.
Rev. Franklin J. Estabrook, 529 Mack Bldg., Denver, Colo.
Rev. Fred Gkey, Sixth and University Sts., Seattle, Wash.
Miss Stella M. Jordan, 14 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
Several state conferences have their own Educational Secretaries cooperating
with this Society.
This Society plans for and leads in the Religious Education program of the
denomination in home, church and school, including missionary and social
education, student and recruiting and young people's work.
Division of Educational Institutions
A department of the Education Society charged with the responsibility of
developing the interests of our institutions of higher education. The work of
this department is conducted in the spirit and purpose stated by the National
Council in 1921, to develop closer relations between the Congregational churches
and those colleges and other institutions of higher learning which share in the
spirit and ideals of our fellowship and to make available the resources of that
fellowship for the assistance of these institutions through administrative advice
and financial aid. Through this department the Society administers the fund
known as the "Congregational Foundation for Education."
Gifts or bequests for the work of the Education Society should be made
as follows:
FORM OF BEQUEST
I give and bequeath to the "Congregational Education Society," a corpora-
tion established under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and
located at Boston, in said Commonwealth, the sum of dollars,
to be devoted to the uses and purposes of said corporation.
If a legacy is to be designated for the work of our educational institutions,
the form of bequest is as above, omitting the last clause and substituting "for
the purposes of its Foundation for Education."
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THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The American Missionary Association is affiliated with other Home Boards
under an identical Board of Directors, President, Vice-Presidents as recorded on
page 26.
EXECUTIVK OFFICERS
Executive Secretaries. — Rev. George L. Cady, Rev. Fred L. Brownlee.
Treasurer. — ^William T. Boult.
Honorary Secretary. — Rev. A. F. Beard.
Associate Secretary. — Mrs. F. W. Wilcox.
Associate Executive Secretary. — Mr. W. A. Daniel.
Regional Secretary. — Rev. Judson L. Cross.
Alumni Secretary. — Mr. George N. White.
Secretary Southern Church Work Among Negroes. — Rev. H. S. Barnwell.
administrative committee
Rev. F. Q. Blanchard, Ohio, Chairman; Rev. Robert W. Coe, Mass; Miss Marion
V. Cuthbert, N. Y.; Rev. Edward W. Cross, N. Y.; Mrs. L. R. Eastman, N. Y.;
Mr. J. Morton Halstead, N. Y.; Mr. George E. Haynes, N. Y.; Mr. Henry W.
HiNCKS, Conn.; Mrs. L. R. Howard, Mass.; Mrs. Athella M. Howsare, Ohio;
Rev. Oscar E. Maurer, Conn.; Mrs. L. R. Rounds, N. J.; Rev. Alfred G.
Walton, Mass.; Mrs. H. P. Willcox, N. Y.; Mr. Loren N. Wood, N. J.
WHAT IT IS AND HOW IT WORKS
The Association represents the brotherly helping hand of the Congregational
Christians stretched out to the unprivileged groups of America — particularly the
American Highlander, the Negro, Indian, Chinese and Japanese, Puerto Rican
and Mexican. It remains, as it began, a Crusade of Brotherhood standing in a
day of race friction and class discrimination for the undiluted application to
human relations of Jesus' way of life.
Upon foundations put down in earlier days by the Association there
stand today Hampton, Atlanta and Fisk universities, Berea and Piedmont colleges
and such well-known enterprises as the Interracial Movement. It is today, as
ever, laying foundations — in institutions, in public sentiment, in individual
character. It is demonstrating the possibility of mutual cooperation between the
races represented among us for the eradication of injustice, discrimination, ani-
mosity and prejudice, and for the upbuilding of a truly democratic and Christian
civilization.
Its activities as always are mainly in the field of education. With the de-
velopment of more adequate tax-supported institutions among the Negroes, work
with them yearly becomes more particularly high school and normal training,
together with college, seminary and university education. In churches, in Sun-
day Schools, through primary schools, high and normal schools, theological
seminaries, technical schools, hospitals and field work the representatives of the
Association — Christian Ambassadors of Friendship — are developing leadership; to
the end that each racial group may advance in cooperation with every other
toward a more genuine application of the principles of life which distinguish
brotherly men of good will.
The great proportion of our graduates among all races now in educational
work is significant. So far as known none of them has ever been in court
charged with crime. The degree of self-support achieved is witnessed by the
fact that tuitions now paid equal at least ten times the original total budget
of the Association and more than one-half of the gifts of all the Congregational
churches toward the annual budget.
Speaking for his race. Major Moton recently said: "I doubt if there is any
of our leaders who has not been directly or indirectly influenced by The
American Missionary Association."
Speaking of the past, James Bryce, honored Viscount, said: "The Negro has
made more progress in the last sixty years than the white race in any six
hundred years."
Our achievements under God have been substantial. The challenge of the
present hour calls for renewed application to our vital task.
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LITERATURE
The work of The American Missionary Association is described in various
booklets and folders which can be secured from any of its offices.
The American Missionary magazine is published monthly, representing the
work of several home missionary societies. It now appears as a monthly mag-
azine issue of The Congregationalist.
STATISTICS. 1930-1931
The South. Church Work.— Churches. 116; missionaries, 81; members, 7,145.
Educational Work. — Colleges, 5; junior college, 1; secondary and elementary
institutions. 12; instructors, 397; pupils. 5.215.
Puerto Rico. — Churches 20; members, 1.739; missionaries and evangelists. 29;
workers. 29; teachers and pupils, 3,358; schools, 1; workers, 9; pupils. 64.
Indian Missions.— Churches, 22; members. 1,009; schools, 2; workers. 25;
pupils. 146; missionaries and evangelists. 25.
Missions for Spanish-Speaking Americans. — School. 1; workers. 15; pupils. 170.
Japanese Missions — 5; workers. 3.
Summary. — Churches, 158; members, 9,893; schools, 23; pupils, 5.215.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Current Work for the Yeah 1930-1931
Receipts— Churches, Sunday Schools, Missionary Societies and Individuals.
$298,394.56. Estates, $113,802.42. Income. $549,188.96. Slater Fund paid to institu-
tions. $5,430.00. Tuitions, $143,380.61. Total, $1,110,196.55. Credit Balance,
September 30. 1930. $953.68. Total, $1,111,150.23.
Expenditures— For the South, $627,630.96. Indian Missions, $51,494.59. Oriental
and Mexican Missions. $32,455.82. Puerto Rico Missions, $67,255.83. Missions-
Departmental Expense, $38,918.03. Equipment and Repairs, $68,169.47. Insurance,
$23,646.92. Teachers' Travel, $22,789.64. Cooperative Work tor Missions, $17.-
652.19. Total Missions, $950,013.45. Commission on Missions, $14,283.88. Pro-
motion Department, $38,800.10. Total Promotion Department Expense, $53,083.98.
Finance Department. $29,528.18. Group Insurance. $3,619.49. Clergy Annuity
Fund Premium. $1,360.81. Pensions. $31,189.22. Conditional Gift Annuities,
$20,993.14. Income on Special Endowment and Trust Funds, $20,820.81. Total.
$1,110,609.08. Credit Balance. September 30. 1931. $541.15. Total. $1,111,150.23.
DANIEL hand EDUCATIONAL FUND FOR COLORED PEOPLE — INCOME ACCOUNT
Receipts— Balance on hand September 30. 1930. $3,512.30. Collected for the
year to September 30. 1931, $80,027.09. Total, $83,539.39. Expenditures for work
in the South, $83,511.27. Balance on hand and appropriated September 30, 1931,
$28.12. Total, $83,539.39.
SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS FOR YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1931
Current Work. $1,110,196.55. Daniel Hand Fund Income for Current Work.
$80,027.09. Endowment Funds received during the year. $38,343.59. Total.
$1,228,567.23.
FORM OF REQUEST
I give and bequeath the sum of dollars to "The American Mis-
sionary Association," incorporated by act of the Legislature of the State of
New York.
Wills should be attested by three witnesses (in some states three are re-
quired, in other states only two), who shall write against their names their
places of residence (if in cities, the street and number). The following form
of attestation will answer for every state in the Union: "Signed, sealed, published
and declared by the said (AB) as his last Will and Testament in the presence of
us, who, at the request of the said (AB) and in his presence, and in the presence
of each other, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses." In some states
it is required that charitable bequests should be made at least two months before
the death of the testator, but this rule does not apply to bequests in New York
State to this Association.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL BOARD OF MINISTERIAL RELIEF
Incorporated under the laws of Connecticut
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
OFFICERS AND BOABD OF DIRECTORS
The Directors, President and Vice Presidents of The Congregational Board of
Ministerial Relief are the same as those of the other Home Boards, see page 20.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
General Secretary. — Lewis T. Reed, d. d.
Associate Secretary. — Harry R. Miles, d. d.
Treasurer. — William T. Boult.
ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE
Clarence H. Wilson, d. d., N. Y., Chairman; Ernest L. Anderson, R. I.; Mrs.
Philip E. Browning, Conn.; Howard D. French, d. d., N. Y.; Henry W. Hincks,
Conn.; Mrs. John W. Hoogland, N. Y.; Mrs. William L. James, N. Y.; Charles
S. Mills, d. d.. Conn.; Mrs. Bernard J. Newman, Penn.; Mrs. Leslie R.
Rounds, N. J.; Alanson H. Scudder, N. Y.; L. E. Smith, d. d., Va.; Jay T.
Stocking, d. d.. Mo.; Charles C. West, N. J.; George N. Whittlesey, N. Y.
The Congregational Board of Ministerial Relief is organized to secure, hold,
manage and distribute funds for needy retired Congregational ministers, widows
of ministers and orphaned children of ministers, too young for self-support.
Grants are made on the ground of service rendered and to meet the exigencies of
age and disability.
In the year 1931, the national Board paid in grants, including the Christmas
Fund, $221,038. It also sent to the state Boards for distribution by them $32,475
and, in addition, $23,483 was distributed by other state relief societies, making
a grand total of $276,996 paid out to beneficiaries of the Boards.
Invested funds: national Board, $1,601,444, income $86,433; state Boards,
$741,007, income $31,741.
Receipts: (national and state) apportionment, $103,331; legacies and matured
conditional gifts, $54,222; Christmas Fund, $73,533; conditional gifts (national
Board) $8,500; Granger Homestead (national Board) $11,819; other sources (state
Boards) $1,621. Total receipts (national and state) $371,200. Receipts from
Christian churches for the benefit of Christian Church ministers, $1,282.
During 1931, the national and state Boards itiade 834 regular grants and 117
emergency grants to persons not on their rolls, | total 951. The average annual
grant, including Christmas remembrance (national and state combined) was $385
to a minister and $293 to a widow.
STATE BOARDS OF MINISTERIAL RELIEF
{States not named in the following list work directly through the National
Board of Relief. Of the State Boards those of Massachusetts, Maine, Michigan,
Minnesota, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont and Wisconsin send their
income to the National Board, under a cooperative agreement for the maintenance
of grants within the State.)
Northern California Congregational Conference: 421 Phelan Building, San Fran-
cisco; Rev. Harley H. Gill, d. d., Supt.; Mr. F. P. Cole, Treas.
Southern California Congregational Conference: 129 West Second Street, Los
Angeles; Rev. Edward D. Gaylord, d. d., Supt.; Mr. Fred M. Wilcox, Treas., La
Manda Park.
The Trustees of the Fund for Ministers, Connecticut: 37 Garden Street, Hartford;
Rev. Sherrod Soule, d. d., Supt.; Rev. William F. English, ph. d., Treas.
Ministerial Relief Association of the State of Illinois: 19 South La Salle Street,
Chicago; Mr. John H. Finley, Sec; Mr. F. E. Milligan, Treas.
The Congregational Conference of Iowa: Grinnell; Rev. P. Adelstein Johnson,
D. D., Supt.; Mr. C. A. Blair, Treas.
Maine Congregational Ministerial Relief Society : Rev. Charles A. Moore, d. d.,
Pres., Bangor; Rev. Basil C. Gleason, Treas., Brewer.
The Board of Ministerial Aid, Massachusetts: 14 Beacon Street, Boston; Rev.
Frederick E. Emrich, d. d.. Chairman Executive Committee; Rev. Oliver D.
Sewall, Treas.
Michigan Congregational Conference: 401 American State S^&vings Bank Building,
Lansing; Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd, Supt., Mr. Herman H. Halladay, Treas.
Congregational Ministerial Relief Society of Minnesota: Rev. E. A. Drake, Sec.
and Treas., 3555 Second Avenue, South, Minneapolis.
New Hampshire Congregational Conference: 4 North State Street, Concord; Rev.
Edward R. Stearns, d. d.. Sec. and Treas.
Board of Trustees for Ministerial Fund, Rhode Island: Mr. E. L. Anderson, Treas.,
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co., Providence.
Fairbanks Board for Relief of Ministers, Vermont: Rev. William F. Frazier, d. d.,
■Sec, Burlington Savings Bank Building, Burlington.
Wisconsin Congregational Conference: Room 709, Beaver Building, Madison: Rev.
Theodore R. Faville, d. d.. General Supt.
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THE ANNUITY FUND FOR CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS
Incorporated under the laws of New Jersey, 1914
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
General Secretary. — Lewis T. Reed, d. d.
Associate Secretary. — Harry R. Miles, d. d.
Treasurer. — William T. Boult.
Actuary. — George A. Huggins.
TRUSTEES
Charles S. Mills, d. d.. President; George N. Whittlesey, Vice-President;
Thomas P. Alder, Robbins W. Barstow, d. d., John T. Beach, Bertram H.
Fancher, Rev. William W. Patton, George W. Reynolds, Charles C. West.
The Annuity Fund for Congregational Ministers provides age annuities for
Congregational ministers and incidental protection against the minister's per-
manent total disability occurring during the years of active service, and for
his family in case of his untimely death. ,
Its resources are derived from payments by the minister himself, contribu-
tions of churches and individuals, legacies and conditional gifts and the dis-
tributable income of the Pilgrim Memorial Fund.
The amount of annuity at annuity age depends on the accumulations to a
member's credit.
Assets, December 31, 1931, $4,868,931; membership, including annuitants,
2,647; annuity payments $261,084; receipts for the Supplementary Fund from
churches, individuals and legacies, $41,204. The most urgent matter before the
Annuity Fund is an increase in these contributions for the Supplementary Fund
which aids in maintaining Original Plan annuities at the maximum. Honor Roll
of churches sharing the pastor's membership dues, 747.
PILGRIM MEMORIAL FUND
Established by vote of the National Council, October 13, 1917
287 Fourth Avenue, New York
The principal of this fund is held in perpetuity by The Corporation for the
National Council to be invested and reinvested, and the distributable income
turned over to the Board of Trustees of The Annuity Fund for Congregational
Ministers to aid in providing Age Annuities and Disability Annuities for Congre-
gational ministers who become members of the Annuity Fund and Death
Benefits for their widows and minor orphan children.
The Pilgrim Memorial Fund, December 31, 1931, stood at $4,975,017, in
addition to which the accumulated profits from the sale of securities, held in a
Profit Reserve Account, amounted to $328,188. Many of the securities of the
Pilgrim Memorial Fund were bought under extremely favorable conditions
about ten years ago, with the result that the market value of the securities of
the Pilgrim Memorial Fund, December 31, 1931, showed only a slight shrinkage
in comparison with the cost.
The ultimate objective of the Pilgrim Memorial Fund is $8,000,000. Legacies
and memorial gifts will be added to the principal, as a permanent endowment.
RETIREMENT FUND FOR LAY WORKERS
Incorporated under the laws of New Jersey, 1930
The officers and trustees of the Retirement Fund for Lay Workers are the
same as the officers and trustees of The Annuity Fund for Congregational
Ministers.
Retirement Fund for Lay Workers is devoted to the purpose of providing
annuity benefits for lay workers in Congregational churches, missionary societies,
state conferences, colleges, hospitals or other institutions of any kind under
Congregational auspices. It is operated on a contributory basis, the resources
being provided by annual dues payable by both employer cind employe. The
membership on December 31. 1931, was 245.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH EXTENSION BOARDS
287 Fourth Avenue. New York
(Including The Congregational Home Missionary Society, organized in New
York City, May 12, 1826; The Congregational Church Building Society, organized
1853; The Congregational Sunday School Extension Society, organized 1917; all
incorporated under the laws of the State of New York.)
OFFICERS AND BOARDS OF DIRECTORS
The Church Extension Boards are affiliated with the other Home Boards under
an identical Board of Directors, President and Vice-Presidents, as recorded
on page 26.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS
General Secretary. — Ernest M. Halliday, d. d.
Treasurer. — William T. Boult.
Assistant Treasurer. — Frank F. Moore.
Church Building Secretary. — Elbert C. Wood.
Editorial and Field Secretary. — Rev. Frank E. Henry.
Associate Secretary of Missions. — Miss Miriam L. Woodberhy.
Secretary of Missions, Eastern Division. — W. Knighton Bloom, d. d., 933 Woodward
Building, Washington, D. C.
Secretary of Missions, Western Division. — Frank Lincoln Moore, d. d., 19 South
La Salle Street, Chicago, 111.
DEPARTMENTAL DIRECTORS
City Work. — Luman H. Royce, d. d., 11432 Mayfield Road, Cleveland, Ohio.
Foreign-speaking Work. — Herman Obenhaus, d. d., 19 S. La Salle St., Chicago, 111.
Negro Work in the North. — Rev. H. M. Kingsley, 5712 Prairie Avenue, Chicago, 111.
Town and Country Work. — Malcolm Dana, d. d., 1834 Yale Station, New Haven,
Conn.; Rev. A. W. Sparks, Associate Director, 2145 N. Malvern Ave., Dayton,
Ohio.
administrative committee
Rev. G. W. C. Hill, Chairman; Mrs. Charles E. Blake; Rev. Morrison R. Boyn-
ton; Mrs. F. F. Clark; W. G. Clarke; Rev. Robert W. Coe; Mrs. F. A.
Coombs; Rev. William Horace Day; Mrs. B. J. Newman; Hon. Epaphroditus
Peck; Harry M. Pflager; Dwight L. Rogers; Mrs. D. C. Turner; Rev. Carl
A. Voss; Richard E. Whittlesey.
superintendents of missionary states and districts
Alaska and Northern Idaho. — Rev. W. S. Pritchard, Acting Superintendent, Ply-
mouth Church, Seattle, Wash.
Florida. — Edwin C. Gillette, d. d., 117 W. Forsyth St., Jacksonville, Fla.
German Work. — Herman Obenhaus, d. d., 19 S. La Salle St., Chicago, 111.
South Central District: Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas. — Rev. Lucian J. Marsh,
829 W. 13th St., Oklahoma City, Okla.
Southeast District: Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama and West Florida. — Fred P.
Ensminger, d. d., Asst. Superintendent, Demorest, Ga. The Carolinas and
Georgia. — Rev. Milo J. Sweet, Pastor-at-Large, 226 W. Henderson St.,
Salisbury, N. C.
Southwest District: Arizona, New Mexico and West Texas — Rev. R. R. Shoemaker,
345 W. Latham St., Phoenix. Arizona.
superintendents of co-operating states and districts
Colorado. — Arthur J. Sullens, d. d., 634 Mack Building, Denver, Colo.
Intermountain District. — (Wyoming, Utah, and Southern Idaho) — Rev. James F.
Walker, 314 S. 10th Ave., Pocatello, Idaho.
Montana. — Rev. Claton S. Rice, 427 Stapleton Bldg., Billings, Mont.
North Dakota. — Rev. Augustus C. Hacke, Room 1, O'Neil Block, Fargo, N. D.
Oklahoma. — Rev. Lucian J. Marsh, 829 W. 13th St., Oklahoma City, Okla.
Oregon. — C. H. Harrison, d. d., 502-4 Odd Fellows Bldg., Portland, Ore.
South Dakota. — Samuel W. Keck, d. d.. Box 138, Huron, S. D.
1931] National Societies 27
SUPERINTENDENTS OF SELF-SUPPORTING STATES
Northern California Congregational Conference: — Harley H. Gill, d. d., 421 Phelan
Bldg., San Francisco.
Southern California Congregational Conference: — Edward D. Gaylord, d. d., 129
W. Second St., Los Angeles.
Missionary Society of Connecticut: Shefrod Soule, d. d., 37 Garden St., Hartford.
Hawaiian Evangelical Association: Rev. J. P. Erdman, Box 150, Honolulu, T. H.
Congregational Conference of Illinois: Robert J. Locke, d. d., 19 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago.
Indiana Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches: Rev. John
HuMFREYS, Angola.
Congregational Conference of Iowa: P. Adelstein Johnson, d. d., Grinnell.
Kansas Congregational Conference: Rev. J. B. Gonzales, 410 New England Bldg.,
Topeka.
Congregational Conference and Missionary Society of Maine: Rev. Rodney W.
Roundy, 95 Exchange St., Portland.
Massachusetts Congregational Conference and Missionary Society: Pres. Fred-
erick H. Page, d. d.; F. E. Emrich, d. d.. Sec. Emeritus, 14 Beacon St., Boston.
Michigan Congregational Conference: Stephen A. Lloyd, d. d., 401 American State
Savings Bank Bldg., Lansing.
Middle Atlantic Conference: Walter Spooner, d. d.. Room 421, 1060 Broad St.,
Newark, N. J.
Congregational Conference of Minnesota: Rev. A. K. Voss, 429 Palace Bldg.,
Minneapolis.
Missouri Congregational Conference (Department of Home Missions) : Rev. C. C.
Burger, 6501 Wydown Blvd., St. Louis.
Nebraska Congregational Conference: Rev. W. A. Tyler, 410 Barkley Bldg.,
Lincoln.
New Hampshire Congregational Conference: E. R. Stearns, d. d.. Concord.
New York Congregational Conference, Inc.: Walter H. Rollins, d. d., 287 Fourth
Ave., New York.
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches: Rev. Fred L. Hall, 1006
Hippodrome Bldg., Cleveland.
Pennsylvania Congregational Conference: Charles W. Carroll, d. d., 133 S. 63rd
St., Philadelphia.
Rhode Island Congregational Conference: Charles E. McKinley, d. d., 1021 Hos-
pital Trust Bldg., Providence.
Vermont Domestic Missionary Society: Rev. Wm. F. Frazier, Savings Bank Bldg.,
Burlington.
Washington Congregational Conference: L. O. Baird, d. d., Plymouth Church.
Seattle.
Wisconsin Congregational Conference: Theo. R. Faville, d. d., 709 Beaver Bldg.,
Madison.
Members. — All members of the National Council of Congregational Churches;
a limited number of corporate members at large; and Life Members who became
such before 1914. A gift of Fifty Dollars constitutes one an Honorary Life
Member.
FACTS WORTH NOTING
congregational home missionary society
That this year the Society completes its hundred and sixth year.
That in the early history of the Society it was interdenominational.
That many Presbyterian churches owe their foundation and life to the
Society.
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That the Society has expended over forty million dollars to plant and
sustain mission churches.
That the Society commissioned 169 missionaries the first year of its history,
471 last year, not including those sent out by Self-supporting States.
That four out of every five Congregational churches were planted by the
Society or its auxiliaries.
That the average salary of a missionary pastor for the past year was $1,647
of which the Society contributed $653.
That the receipts of the Society for 1930-31 were $434,298; for 1826, $18,140.
That the expenditures of the Society for 1930-31 were $433,763; for 1826-27,
$13,984.
That twenty-three Self-supporting States maintained their own home mis-
sionary work and sustained a fraternal relation to the National Society.
Form of Bequest. — I give and bequeath to "The Congregational Home Mis-
sionary Society," organized in the city of New York in the year, 1826, a corpora-
tion existing under the laws of the State of New York, the sum of
dollars to be applied to the uses and purposes of said Society.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH BUILDING SOCIETY
In seventy-eight years this Society has made 6,271 grants in aid of church
building and 1,733 in aid of parsonage building. The aid given has amounted to
$12,573,653. It has helped to secure church property worth over $40,000,000, and
has been an important factor in the nearly 200 per cent growth in our denomina-
tion in a little more than half a century.
The total receipts for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1931, were $529,464.38
for current use. The contributions for church and parsonage building were
$144,236.05. The repayments on church and parsonage loans were $306,566.09.
Conditional gifts and legacies amounted to $9,411.32. From other sources of
income came $69,250.92.
Last year the Board voted church grants and loans and parsonage loans,
amounting to $360,820. Paid on 98 new houses of worship and 20 parsonages,
putting into them $413,380.02. Applications for grants, church loans and par-
sonage loans, asking for $235,240, were carried over into our new year.
Form of Bequest. — I give and bequeath to "The Congregational Church
Building Society, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the
State of New York, the sum of dollars to be applied to the uses
and purposes of said Society.
CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL EXTENSION SOCIETY
All commissioned workers of The Congregational Home Missionary Society
are responsible also for the work of the Sunday School Extension Society, the
latter contributing a percentage of their support. This work consists chiefly
in founding and maintaining Sunday Schools and in sending out college young
people for summer extension service. In cooperation with the Education Society
a Children's Day program is provided each year.
Form of Bequest. — I give and bequeath to "The Congregational Sunday
School Extension Society," a corporation organized and existing under the laws
of the State of New York, the sum of dollars te be applied to
the uses and purposes of said Society.
THE CONGREGATIONAL WOMAN'S HOME
MISSIONARY FEDERATION
Incorporated in Kansas, October 15, 1913
The work of the Federation, through the merger of the national societies,
has been delegated to the various denominational Home Boards and Commissions.
The Federation continues to maintain its corporate existence according
to its charter, to care for its funds, and to receive gifts and legacies. President,
Mrs. Charles E. Blake, 7 Angell Court, Providence, R. I.; treasurer, Mrs. H. H.
Hart, Room 801, 287 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
1931] City Organizations 29
CITY ORGANIZATIONS
The following organizations do missionary and extension work as indicated
within their own confines largely in immediate cooperation with state conferences.
Bay Association of Congregational Churches of Northern California, In-
corporated. Church extension work.
President, ; Secretary, Rev. Harley H. Gill, 421 Phelan Bldg., San Francisco;
Treasurer, C. W. Brock. Fimds: $16,000; expenditures 1931, $230.
City Missionary Society, 14 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. City missionary and
relief work.
President, William Ellison; Secretary, Rev. Ralph H. Rowse; Treasurer, Philip
S. Davis. Funds: $453,441; expenditures 1931, $87,937.
Congregational Church Union of Boston and Vicinity. Sears Building, Boston.
Church building aid.
President, Samuel Usher; Secretary, Oren C. Boothby; Treasurer, Robert P.
Kelsey. Funds, $74,912; expenditures 1931, $40,493.
Chicago Congregational Union, 19 S. La Salle St. Church extension work, in-
cluding research, surveys and religious education.
President, Frederick J. Newey; General Director, Rev. Ernest Graham Guthrie;
Treasurer, H. A. Brinkman. Income: $213,154; expenditures 1931, $245,641.
Congregational Union of Cleveland, 1006 Hippodrome Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
Church extension work.
Moderator, A. F. Allen; Secretary, Rev. Orville L. Kiplinger; Treasurer, Robert
S. Crawford. Endowment Funds, $290,511; expenditures 1931, $23,751.
Congregational Association of Detroit. Office, First Congregational Church.
Extension work.
Moderator, Ray B. Johnston; Superintendent, Rev. A. M. Meikle; Treasurer, W.
G. Clarke. Funds $35,000; expenditures 1931, $18,000.
City Missionary Society, Hartford, Conn., 166 Village St. Congregational church
extension; Village St. Mission and Community Center; summer camp and
fresh air work.
President, J. Harold Williams; Superintendent, Rev. Philip M. Rose; Treasurer,
Allen H. Newton. Expenditxires 1931, $16,578.
Congregational Church Extension Society of Los Angeles. 611 American Bank
Building. Extension work.
President, Rev. Carl S. Patton; Superintendent, Rev. Edward D. Gaylord;
Treasurer, C. E. Spaulding. Funds, $75,000 (estimated) ; expenditures 1931,
$79,279.
Minneapolis and St. Paul Congregational Unions. Church extension work.
I [Presidents, Minneapolis, J. M. McBride; St. Paul, Rev. A. H. Gilmore; Joint
Superintendent, Rev. J. P. Miller, Palace Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.; Treasurers,
Minneapolis, W. O. Jones; St. Paul, Herbert Swanson. Expenditures 1931, $6,550.
New York City Congregational Church Association, Inc., 287 Fourth Ave., New
York City. Church extension, added to the functions of the local association.
Moderator, James W. McCandless; Executive Secretary, Rev. Leslie J. Barnette;
Treasurer, Edward Wade. Invested funds, $6,453; expenditures 1931, $47,623.
Seattle Extension Society, Plymouth Church, Seattle, Wash. Church extension,
Sunday School and Bible vacation work.
President, Arthur P. Johnson; Acting Superintendent, Rev. Lucius O. Baird;
Treasurer, R. H. G. Edmonds. Expenditures, 1931, $4,619.
Congregational Union of Springfield, Inc., Springfield, Mass. Church extension
in cooperation with state conference.
President, Rev. Garrett V. Stryker; Clerk, Rev. John B. Lewis; Treasurer,
John A. Dale. Assets, $11,415; expenditures, 1931, $8,209.
The Congregational City Missionary Society of St. Louis, 6501 Wydown Ave.,
St. Louis, Mo. Church extension work.
President, H. M. Pflager; Superintendent, Rev. Charles C. Burger; Treasurer,
S. F. Piatt. Fimds, $13,326; expenditures 1931, $5,937.
Worcester City Missionary Society, 790 Main St., Worcester, Mass. Church ex-
tension and missionary work.
President, Edwin G. Norman; Secretary, Rev. Harrison L. Packard; Treasurer,
E. G. Seal. Funds, $60,881; expenditures 1931, $4,203.
Illnformation inserted from last Year Book.
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OTHER CONGREGATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Organized, 1853. Incorporated, 1854. Headquarters, Congregational House,
14 Beacon Street, Boston
OFFICERS
President. — Rev. Edward M. Noyes, Newton Centre, Mass.
Vice-President. — Ethelbert V. Grabill, Jamaica Plain, Mass.; Rev. J. Edgar
Park, Norton, Mass.
Corresponding and Recording Secretary. — Thomas Todd, Concord.
Chairman of Executive Committee. — Franklin P. Shumway.
Treasurer. — Phineas Hubbard, 14 Beacon St., Boston.
Librarian. — Rev. Frederick T. Persons.
Directors. — Rev. Edward M. Noyes, Newton Centre; Franklin P. Shumway, Mel-
rose; Alfred M. Ziegler, Newtonville; D. Chauncey Brewer, Boston; Thomas
Todd, Concord; Rev. J. Edgar Park, Norton; John D. Graham, Boston; Wil-
liam Q. Wales, West Newton; Ethelbert V. Grabill, Jamaica Plain; Rev.
Arthur J. Covell, Boston; Phineas Hubbard, Cambridge; Rev. D. Augustine
Newton, Westboro; J. J. Tillinghast, Milton; Rolfe Cobleigh, Newton High-
lands; Frank M. Forbush, Newton Centre; Arthur H. Merritt, Dorchester;
Rev. John H. Quint, Chelsea; Rev. Charles H. Williams, Jamaica Plain;
Appleton p. Williams, Newton Highlands; Willard C. Hill, Lexington; Rev.
Enoch F. Bell, Newton Centre; Walter H. Black, Jamaica Plain; Edson W.
White, Wakefield; Sargent H. Wellman, Topsfleld; Rev. Clarence W. Dun-
ham, Dorchester; Hon. Channinc H. Cox, Boston; Ralph E. Whitney, New-
ton Highlands; Frank E. Bridgman, Wollaston; Rev. Morton D. Dunning,
Wellesley Farms, Rev. Carl M. Gates, Wellesley Hills.
objects
To maintain, in the city of Boston a Congregational House; to care for and
perpetuate a library of books, pamphlets, and manuscripts, and a collection of
portraits and relics of the past; to promote friendly intercourse and cooperation
among Congregational ministers and churches, and with other denominations;
and to do whatever else — within the limits of its charter — shall serve to illustrate
Congregational history and promote the general interests of Congregational
churches.
membership
The membership of the Association consists of Congregationalists who have
been elected by the Directors at any regular meeting. There are two classes
of members — Life and Annual. Annual members pay an annual assessment
of $1.00. The payment of $10 at one time by a member constitutes him a life
member. All moneys received for membership are applied exclusively to the
increase of the library.
the congregational house
Was erected in 1898 (costing over $700,000) to house the Congregational
Library, provide rooms at low cost for 14 Congregational Missionary Organiza-
tions, the Congregational Book Store, Pilgrim Hall for gatherings, and Committee
Rooms, and to promote the general interests of Congregational churches.
IdSl] Other Organizations 31
THE CONGREGATIONAL BOARD OF PASTORAL SUPPLY
615 Congregational House, Boston
Directors. — Rev. Watson L. Phillips, d. d.. Chairman; Appleton P. Williams,
Treasurer; George F. Kendall, Auditor; Rev. C. A. Adams; Rev. James W.
BiXLER, D. D.; Rev. C. T. Chase; Rev. H. J. Chidley, d. d.; Arthur J. Crockett;
Rev. William F. Frazier, d. d.; Rev. John C. Goddard, d. d.; Rev. L. E. Grubauch;
Rev. K. a. Handanian; Rev. Ernest F. McGregor; Rev. C. E. McKinley, d. d.;
Pres. Warren J. Moulton, d. d.; Rev. J. E. Newton; Rev. F. H. Page, d. d.; Oscar
a. Phelps; E. W. Sherman; Rev. E. R. Stearns, d. d.; Sargent H. Wellman.
Secretary. — Rev. Arthur J. Covell, d. d.
This Board is maintained and controlled by the Congregational Conferences
of the six New England states. It is an advisory agency in aiding pastoral
settlements. Its rule is to make recommendations to a church only in response
to direct official request. It is the servant of the churches, and is entirely
responsible to them.
Our business is to set before the churches clear and impartial and con-
siderate testimonies relative to ministers concerning whom they make inquiries.
We give names of men available for the pastorate, if that is desired; and we
designate and engage men to preach with reference to settlement whenever that
may be left with us. We also furnish temporary or occasional supplies wherever
they may be wanted. The Secretary visits churches upon request, supplying the
pulpit and meeting the committee of the church.
The Secretary also visits the theological seminaries, that he may, so far as
possible, know personally the men of the senior classes who are ready for
settlement. And as far as desired, and other duties permit, he speaks before
associations of churches and ministerial unions in the interests of the work for
which the Board stands.
The work of the office is large. We have carefully recorded state-
ments concerning more than half of all the Congregational ministers in the
country, and of nearly all those in New England. The churches served by us are
most largely in the New England states, but our business reaches to almost
every state, and passes even a little beyond the bounds of the Union.
The records of our office contain important facts relative to the churches
that have corresponded with us. They cover preaching engagements of every
sort made through our agency, and they include copies of all letters descriptive
of ministerial standing and capacity. Nothing is done that is not put within
reach of authorized inspection.
It is not meant that anything should be done as a matter of merely personal
favor or disfavor. It is not intended either that the individual judgment of any
one person should be much put forward as of decisive weight. In matters con-
cerning ministerial character and capacity it is meant that there should be
gathered in, as far as possible, the general judgment of discerning men who
have had opportunity or knowledge; and it is the business of the Secretary to
place this general judgment as best he can before those who have need to know
and the right to know what it is.
The expenses of the Board are borne chiefly by contributions from the
churches of New England, through the treasuries of the State Conferences.
Fees are charged, however, to ministers for the furnishing of opportunities for
the occasional supplying of pulpits, and also for aid in securing pastoral settle-
ments outside of New England. Within New England, there is no settlement fee.
No charge is made to churches anywhere. But churches outside of the six
cooperating states have often assumed the payment of office fees which might
otherwise have been paid by the ministers concerned.
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BOSTON SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY, INC.
Office: 618 Congregational House, Boston
Organized 1827. Incorporated 1829. Reorganized 1922.
On recommendation of the Commission on Missions the Society was reorgan-
ized in 1922 and became the sole representative for sailor work of the New
England Congregational churches, and is therefore entitled to a regular appor-
tionment from them. The Society's affairs are administered by the representa-
tives named below, chosen by the New England Conferences. The former
organization transferred to the new Corporation more than $200,000 worth of
real estate and other assets, including land and buildings in Boston and Vine-
yard Haven and invested funds.
The Society is devoted to the material, social and religious welfare of seamen
of all nations. Has finely equipped Bethels at 287 Hanover St., Boston, and at
Vineyard Haven, and reading rooms at Tarpaulin Cove and Cape Cod Canal.
The Society provides dormitory accommodations, reading and recreation rooms,
pool tables, and games of many kinds, a canteen, shower baths, postal and
banking facilities, and a check room for seamen's baggage. Free entertainments
and religious services are held weekly. Sick, destitute and ship-wrecked sailors
are cared for. Books and magazines are placed aboard ships.
OFFICERS
President. — Mr. Charles Stewart, Boston, Mass.
Vice-President. — Capt. Harold L. Colbeth, Buzzard's Bay, Mass.
Treasurer. — Mr. Charles F. Stratton, Cambridge, Mass.
Clerk. — Rev. Robert M. Bartlett, Longmeadow, Mass.
Secretary. — Rev. Merritt A. Farren, Boston, Mass.
Chairman of Executive Committee. — Enos H. Bigelow, m. d., Framingham, Mass.
state representatives
Maine Rev. John H. Quint, d. d., Chelsea
^ „ „ ^, , Mr. Herbert P. Sawtell, Worcester
Mr. Andrew C. Furbush, Portland mr. Andrew B. Sides, Waban
Rev. Morris H. Turk, d. d., Portland rev. Willard L. Sperry, d. d., Cambridge
, . Rev. Russell H. Stafford, d. d., Brookline
New Hampshire mr. Charles Stewart, Boston
Rev. James F. English, Manchester Mr. Lucius E. Thayer Newton
Rev. Earl F. Nauss. Nashua R/v- Charles N. Thorp, Lincoln
Rev. Arthur A. Rouner, Portsmouth Mr. Harry H. Walker Boston
Mr. Sargent H. Wellman, Topsfield
Rev. J. Graydon Brown, Rutland Rhode Island
Rev. Herbert H. Hines, Woodstock rev. Samuel T. Clifton, Providence
Rev. George A. Neeld, St. Johnsbury rev. m. Raymond Plumb, Edgewood
Massachusetts ^^^^ ^^'^^^^ ^- ^^smer, Newport
Rev. Robert M. Bartlett, Longmeadow Connecticut
Rev. DwiGHT J. Bradley, Newton Center Rgy. Robbins W. Barstow, d. d., Hartford
Mr. Charles E. Burbank, West Boylston rev. Ralph A. Christie, Middletown
?,''°^,?- Bigelow, m. d., Framingham rev. Francis T. Cooke, Bristol
Mr. William E. Clapp, Maiden rev. J. Romeyn, Danforth, New London
9^^^-."^°'^°x^;,*-'°^^^™'„r^^.^^"^^, ^^y Rev. Theodore A. Greene, New Britain
Mr. Arthur J. Crockett West Roxbury rev. James E. Gregg, d. d., Waterbury
SP'-tt ** Vi'^TTON, Pittsfleld Rev. Albert J. Lord, d. d., Meriden
Mr. Henry H. Norris, Winchester rev. Harry J. Newton, New Haven
Mr. Robert E.Peabody, Jamaica Plam rev. John M. Phillips, d. d., Hartford
Mr. Henry B. Prout, Brookline
Bequests should be made payable to the Boston Seaman's Friend Society, Inc.
Contributions from churches and individuals solicited. Contributions received
on an annuity basis.
1931] Other Organizations 33
SCHAUFFLER SCHOOL
{Religious Education
Missionary Training
and Soci^ Work.
5111-5115 Fowler Avenue, S. E., Cleveland, Ohio
Organized 1886. Incorporated 1905, an Ohio Corporation, not for profit.
Trustees. — Clay Harhick, President, Marie A. Jindra, Secretary, Robert L. Beck,
Mrs. C. R. Bissell, Mrs. Charles M. Preston, Rev. Philip Smead Bird, d. d..
Prof. P. J. Twiggs, Miriam Woodberry.
Checks payable to Mrs. A. E. Sicha, Assistant Treasurer. A Corporation of
24 members, four elected annually for six-year terms, chooses trustees and
advises on general policies. Property ($430,000) reverts to Congregational Con-
ference of Ohio, if it ceases to be used for purposes of training young women in
religious and social leadership. Endowment $180,000.
$1,500 of $35,000 budget provided by apportionment gifts through Congrega-
tional Education Society, about $9,000 by income from endowment, about $1,500
by D. A. R. scholarships, about $2,000 from students, balance ($21,000) by direct
gifts of individuals and churches of this and other denominations. Estate Loans,
Annuity Gifts, Legacies solicited.
Special classes to train those of foreign birth or parentage in English, when
necessary.
Three-year courses for high school graduates leading to diploma in mission-
ary, pastor's assistant and welfare work, four-year course for high school grad-
uates, one year for college graduates, degree B. S. in R. E. and B. S. in
Social Work.
Unusual opportunities for scholarship and self-help assistance.
Enrollment 65 or 14 nationalities or races and 14 denominations; 54% of these
are of American parentage, and 59% of American birth; evening extension
classes in English and civics for immigrants, 204 of 20 nationalities.
Faculty. — Mrs. Mary Wooster Mills, M. A., Principal Emeritus; Raymond G.
Clapp, M. a., B. D., D. D., President; Mrs. Janet N. Clapp, M. A., Dean;
Edwin A. Ralph, B. A., B. D., Dorothy E. Welch, M. A., Mabel Schramm,
B. A., Marie Baumgartner, M. A., Marie A. Jindra, Louise E. Kruggel, Jean
Starr, Goldie Dillow, Mrs. P. W. Whitlock (part time); and non-resident
part time teachers — Ferdinand Blanchard, d. d., Dan F. Bradley, d. d., Edwin
A. Brown, B. A., S. T. B.; Mrs. H. B. Cass, Janice Case, Neil Crawford,
B. A., B. D.; Harry H. Hubbell, M. A., B. D.; Violet Johnson, B. A., M. R. E.;
Gertrude Nyland, M. R. E.; John Prucha, B. D., LL. B., Permelia Shields,
B. A., Earl H. Thayer, B. A., B. D., M. R. E.; Mrs. William Wheeler;
Caroline Wuehtz, R. N.
CURRICULUM
BIBLE — Old Testament History, Life and Teaching of Christ, Apostolic Age,
Isaiah. Psalms; ENGLISH — College English Composition, Advanced Theme
Writing, Public Speech, History of English Literature, Modern English Drama,
Modern English Poetry and Essays, Masterpieces of Literature; HISTORY — Recent
American History, Recent European History, Church History, Contemporary
History, Missions and Comparative Religion; LANGUAGES — Elementary and
Advanced French and German, Czech and Slovak Bible; SCIENCE — Natural
Science, Biology, Physiology, Evolution; TECHNIQUE — Pastor's Assistant Practice
(Stenography, Typing, Mimeographing, Business Methods), Institutional Church
Methods (Sewing Classes, Cope Saw, Paper, Basketry, Metal Work, Domestic
Science), Vocal Music (Appreciation and Chorus and Quartette Singing), Piano
and Blackboard Lettering and Drawing; PHYSICAL ED. — Hygiene (Personal,
Commimity, Social), Gymnasium games, drill, folk dancing; SOCIAL SCIENCE —
Sociology, Rural and Urban Social Problems, Immigration, Population move-
ments. Social Surveys, Social Case Work, Recreational Leadership, Reaction of
Economic conditions on Social Life; PSYCHOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY—
General Psychology, Child and Adolescent Psychology, Psychology of Religion,
Philosophy of Religion, History of Philosophy, Modern Religious Thought, Ethics
(Theoretical, Personal, Social), Current Religious Literature; RELIGIOUS EDU-
CATION— Principles of Religious Education, Elementary Department Methods,
Pre-school (Kindergarten) Methods, Secondary Religious Education and Young
People's Work, Drama and Pageantry (especially religious). Administration and
Curriculum of Religious Education, Worship Programs, Junior Choir and Hymn-
ology. Personal Evangelism. Use of Art in Religious Education, Practical Teaching
and Observation in Sunday, Week Day, Vacation and Americanism Schools.
34 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
PILGRIM PLACE IN CLAREMONT
Founded in 1915; incorporated under the laws of California;
endorsed and commended by the National Council.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Raymond C. Brooks, d. d.. President, 489 W. Sixth St., Claremont; Franklin
Warner, Vice-President, Claremont; Rev. Albert P. Davis, Exec. Secretary,
130 E. Mesa Ave., Claremont; Rev. A. D. Stauffacher, Rec. Secretary, 441
Harvard Ave., Claremont; Harry T. Belcher, Treasurer, Claremont; Martin
Abernethy, Claremont; Mrs. Edith K. Chaplin, Claremont; Dr. Luther Free-
man, Pomona; Mrs. E. C. Norton, Claremont; Mrs. Wm. J. Pell, Claremont;
Rev. a. O. Pritchard, Sierra Madre; Rev. John M. Schaefle, Los Angeles;
Miss Ela C. Sugg, Claremont; Mrs. Edna B. Watts, Claremont; J. G. Zorn,
Claremont; Honorary Members: Mrs. J. A. Blaisdell, Claremont; Rev. Corliss
W. Lay, Long Beach; Mrs. W. C. Merritt, Claremont.
location
Pilgrim Place is located upon a beautiful twenty acre tract in Claremont in
Southern California. Claremont is the home of Pomona College, Scripps College
for Women and Claremont Colleges and is recognized as one of the educational
centers of America. The town is in the midst of the orange belt, with the
Sierra Madre mountains rising to a height of 10,000 feet near by. Claremont is
thirty-three miles east from Los Angeles and twenty-five miles from Pasadena.
object
The purpose of Pilgrim Place is to provide comfortable homes at a minimum
cost for ministers, missionaries and other Christian workers and their families
in a region where living conditions are attractive and living costs are low.
Pilgrim Place operates 25 houses. A four, five or six-room cottage, fully
furnished, may be rented for from $25 to $40 per month. If a minister or retired
Christian worker prefers to build his home, Pilgrim Place is glad to cooperate.
Such homes are held in the name of the Corporation but are legally recognized
as the homes of the builders during their lifetime. Eight such homes are now
complete.
recent development
During 1931, two beautiful residence buildings have been constructed. One
of these, known as the Old Hadley House, includes seven single rooms of apart-
ment type, together with a large living room for common use. This house is
intended especially for women. Another house, finished in October, 1931, is
known as the Horace Bushnell House. It includes two apartments. Plans for
other buildings have been finished and await funds from interested donors.
Pilgrim Place invites the interest and cooperation of all Congregationalists in
the development of this important enterprise. Contributions will be especially
welcomed at the present time for:
(1) Additional cottages in the Cottage Court, each unit to cost from $3,000
to $5,000.
(2) Additional homes, with endowment for each of $5,000.
(3) Drives, walks and planting; estimated cost, $10,000.
(4) General endowment for modest administration expenses and the main-
tenance of low rental costs, $300,000.
Form of Bequest. — I give, devise and bequeath to "Pilgrim Place in Clare-
mont" incorporated under the laws of California the sum of dollars
or the following described property.
Correspondence regarding Bequests, Annuities and other matters should be
addressed to the President, Rev. Raymond C. Brooks, or the Secretary, Rev.
Albert P. Davis, 601 Mayflower Road, Claremont, Calif.
THE NEW YORK CONGREGATIONAL HOME FOR THE AGED
123 Linden Boulevard, Brooklyn, New York
Directors. — Thomas H. Roulston, Pres. ; Edward W. Peet, m. d., Charles R. Heb-
ard, Gilbert C. Halsted, Wm. H. Kephart, d. d., George A. Hough, James
Weild, Frederick W. Starr, Howard M. Taylor; Arthur K. Wing, Atty.,
Henry C. Turner, James Weild, Treasurer; Mrs. John J. Pearsall, Chairman
Board of Managers.
The New York Congregational Home for the Aged incorporated under
the Membership Corporation Law of State of New York, April 18, 1910.
Object. — To provide and maintain a home for aged men and women affiliated
with Congregational churches of New York City and vicinity. The Home
occupies a fine colonial building, furnished and equipped for service through the
gifts of members of Congregational churches in New York City.
There are four classes of membership: Contributing, $25; Sustaining, $10,
Associate, $1.00; Life, $100; Patrons for Life, $500.
Checks should be made payable to James Weild, Treasurer, 850 East 39th St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
1931] Theological Seminaries 35
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES
ANDOVER NEWTON THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL
Newton Centre, Massachusetts
An interdenominational theological school located in Greater Boston. Andover
was founded in 1807, Newton in 1825. Andover Newton was formed in 1931.
THE FACULTY
Everett Carleton Herhick, d. d., ll. d.. President
Vaughan Dabney, d. d.. Dean and Bartlet Professor of Sacred Rhetoric
Frederick Lincoln Anderson, d. d.. Professor of Biblical Interpretation, New
Testament
WiNFRED Nichols Donovan, d. d.. Professor of Biblical Interpretation, Old Testa-
ment
Henry Kalloch Rowe, ph. d.. Professor of Church History and Social Science
Richard Miner Vaughan, d. d.. Professor of Christian Theology
Daniel Evans, d. d., Abbot Professor of Christian Theology
James Percival Berkeley, d. d.. Professor of Religious Education
Woodman Bradbury, d. d.. Professor of Homiletics and Pastoral Duties
Charles Nathaniel Arbuckle, d. d.. Associate Professor of Preaching
Basil Mathews, m. a. (Oxon.) Helen Barrett Montgomery Professor of Chris-
tianity and World Relations
Charles Melvin McConnell, s. t. b.. Professor of Country Church Life
Harold Washington Ruopp, m. a., s. t. b.. Professor of the Art of Preaching
Edgar Sheffield Brightman, ph. d., ll. d.. Lecturer in Theology
Herbert Collins Parsons, m. a.. Lecturer in Applied Social Ethics
George Arthur Huntley, m. d.. Acting Professor in Missions
DwiGHT J. Bradley, b. d.. Lecturer in Pastoral Problems
Austin Philip Guiles, m. a., b. d.. Director of Clinical Training
Russell Chase Tuck, s. t. m.. Instructor in New Testament Studies
Doris Louise Bigglestone, b. d.. Instructor in Religious Education
William Jacob Cloues, b. d., Alva Woods Librarian
Owen Hamilton Gates, ph. d., Andover Librarian
Andover Seminary has become affiliated with The Newton Theological Insti-
tution to form the new Andover Newton Theological School which is located at
Newton Centre, in the vicinity of Boston. The combination of the two schools
and the location make new and unusual advantages possible for theological
students interested in taking their professional study in New England. The
combined resources provide for an enrichment of the curriculum and an en-
largement of the faculty.
The Andover Newton Theological School in affiliation with Harvard gives
the students the privilege of taking any work in Harvard open to theological
students and without additional expense. In greater Boston and New England
are many of the oldest and most famous of the educational institutions of the
country. Andover Newton is in the midst of them so that the students can
enjoy the cultural and traditional advantages which bring college and pro-
fessional students to Boston, not only from all over the country but from all
over the world.
The co-operation of the churches in the vicinity offers many opportunities
where, on the basis of co-operative scholarships, students can make their way
and at the same time gain valuable and practical experience. The School offers
scholarship grants, so far as it is able, to students dependent upon self-support
and seeks to aid in securing for them church positions in which service can
be given in return.
The School grants three degrees: B. D., S. T. M., and M. R. E. The B. D. is
granted after three years' study to students who have had a college course or
its equivalent. The M. R. E. is granted to students with similar preparation after
two years' study. The S. T. M. is granted after at least a year of graduate study
and the presentation of a satisfactory thesis.
For catalogue and further information address the President or the Dean.
36 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
ATLANTA THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY FOUNDATION
Nashville, Tennessee
William James Campbell, a. m., s. t. b., d. d.. President, Professor Church History.
William Allen Harper, m. a., lit. d., ll. d.. Professor Religious Education.
Jason Noble Pierce, b. d., d. d.. Professor Practical Theology.
Malcolm Dana, b. d., d. d.. Lecturer in the Rural Church.
To the list of the Foundation Faculty may be added, for Academic purposes,
both the Faculty of Vanderbilt School of Religion and also others from the
Faculties of Vanderbilt University whose work contributes to ministerial education.
The Foundation is affiliated with Vanderbilt University, and offers every
advantage of location, education, and self support.
For information write William James Campbell, President.
BANGOR THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Bangor, Me.
Incorporated under the laws of Massachusetts Feb. 25, 1814; charter con-
firmed by the Legislature of Maine, Feb. 19, 1831.
Warren J. Moulton, ph. d., d. d., ll. d.. President, and Hayes Professor of New
Testament Language and Literature.
Francis B. Denio, d. d.. Professor Emeritus of Old Testament Language and
Literature.
Calvin M. Clark, d. d., Waldo Professor of Ecclesiastical History and Lecturer on
Congregational Polity and Pastoral Theology.
JoRN J. Martin, ph.d., d.d.. Buck Professor of Christian Theology, and Fogg Pro-
fessor of Sacred Rhetoric and Oratory.
Charles Gordon Cumming, ph. d., George A. Gordon, Professor of Old Testament
Language and Literature.
Alfred Morris Perry, ph. d., d. d.. Associate Professor of New Testament Language
and Literature, and Librarian.
Marion J. Bradshaw, m. a., d. d.. Professor of the Philosophy of Religion.
Ralph S. Adams, a. b.. Associate Professor of Rural Work.
Rev. John M. Arters, d. d.. Lecturer on Methodist Polity.
Prof. Mark Bailey, m. a.. Instructor in Vocal Culture.
Rev. Frederick T. Persons, m. a.. Lecturer on Church Architecture.
Walter Reginald Whitney, b. a.. Instructor in English.
lecturers on the bond foundation
Phof. Webster Chester, ph. d., of Colby College, on Geology.
on Religious Education.
convocation week lectures
Rev. Douglas Horton, d. d.. Leader of the Quiet Hour.
John R. Mott, m. a., ll. d.. Lecturer on Applied Christianity.
Hev. C. Wallace Petty, d. d., ll. d.. Lecturer on Preaching.
Rev. Maurice Roy Ridley, m. a.. Lecturer on Literature and Life.
1931] Theological Seminaries 37
THE CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
5757 University Avenue, Chicago
Albert W. Palmer, President.
A. C. McGiFFERT, Jr., Director of Studies.
Robert Cashman, Business Manager.
The Chicago Theological Seminary, established in 1855 to furnish training
for Christian leadership according to the highest academic standards, has been
a pioneer in the introduction into the theological curriculum of several unique
features designed to meet the changing spiritual needs of succeeding generations.
For example. Dr. Graham Taylor was called to the chair of Christian Economics
when such a professorship was practically unknown. Recent developments have
been in the fields of research in personality problems; in studies of the city and
rural churches; in culture through art and drama, literature and music; and in
the supervision of the practical work of students with a view to their develop-
ment as leaders of the institutions of religion in the modem world.
In 1915 the institution removed to the neighborhood of the University of
Chicago, with which it is affiliated through the Divinity School of the University.
Thus Seminary students enjoy the advantages of a University which is inter-
nationally known for its high standards and academic productiveness. In June,
1928, the new buildings of the Seminary were completed and dedicated.
THE FACULTY
Albert W. Palmer, d. d., ll. d.. President and Professor of Practical Theology.
Graham Taylor, a. m., d. d., ll. d.. Emeritus, Social Economics.
Arthur Cushman McGiffert, Jr., d. b., a. m.. Christian Theology and Director of
Studies.
Benjamin Willard Robinson, ph.d.. New Testament.
Arthur Erastus Holt, ph. d., d. d.. Social Ethics.
Fred Eastman, Litt. d.. Religious Literature and Drama.
Davis Edwards, a. m.. Public Speaking.
Wilhelm Pauck, Lie. Theol., Church History.
Matthew Spinka, a. m., ph. d.. Librarian and Lecturer in Church History.
Samuel Kincheloe, a. m., ph. d.. Sociology of Religion.
Walker Moore Alderton, a. m., d. b.. Director of Student Field Activities.
Carl Romig Hutchinson, d. b.. Research Associate.
Cecil Michener Smith, a. m.. Music.
Mrs. Clara E. Powell, ph. d.. Religious Education.
VonOgden Vogt, a. m., d. b.. Religion and Fine Arts.
Anton T. Boisen, a. m.. Pastoral Psychology.
James Mullenbach, d. b., ll. d.. Social Ethics.
Charles Clayton Morrison, ph. d.. International Relations.
Clifford Mansardt, ph. d.. Missions.
To the list of the Seminary Faculty may be added, for academic purposes,
both the Faculty of the Divinity School and also others from the Faculties of the
University of Chicago, whose work contributes to ministerial education.
38 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
HARTFORD SEMINARY FOUNDATION
Hartford, Conn.
President. — Robbins Wolcott Barstow, d. d., Practical Theology
President Emeritus. — William Douglas Mackenzie, d. d., ll. d.
Secretary. — Asa Robert Crawford
Dean Hartford Theological Seminary. — Rockwell Harmon Potter, d. d.. Practical
Tiieology
Dean Hartford School of Religious Education. — Karl R. Stolz, ph. d., d. d., English
Bible
Dean Kennedy School of Missions. — Edward Warren Capen, ph. d., Sociology
Dean of Women. — Mrs. Lester McLean, b. a.
Librarian of The Case Memorial Library. — Charles Snow Thayer, ph. d.. Bibliology
Field Representative. — Willard T. Carter
* Lewis Bayles Paton, ph. d., d. d., Old Testament Exegesis
Duncan Black Macdonald, d. d., Semitic Languages
Curtis M. Geer, ph. d.. Social Service
A. J. William Myers, ph. d.. Education
Lewis Hodous, d. d.. Missions in China; Philosophy of Religion
George Ross Wells, ph. d., Psychology
Alexander Converse Purdy, ph. d.. New Testament Interpretation
William Gtrdlestone Shellabear, d. d., Mohammedanism
Elbert Clarence Lane, d. d., Hebrew and Greek
Elmer E. S. Johnson, ph. d., d. d.. Reformation and Modern Church History
Henry Winters Luce, d. d., Missions in China
George H. C. Macgregor, d. litt., New Testament Exegesis
George William Brown, ph. d.. Missions in India
Herbert H. Farmer, m. a., Systematic Theology
Plato Ernest Shaw, b. litt.. Early Church History
Eleanor Hope Johnson, ph. d.. Psychology
William Deluge Barnes, Jr., s. t. m., Practical Department
Mrs. Agnes C. L. Donohugh, m. a., f. r. a. i., Ethnology
Edna May Baxter, m. a., b. d.. Education
Charles Thomas Paul, m. a., f. r. g. s.. Missions in Latin America
Andrew Fitch Hensey, Missions in Central Africa
MosEs Bailey, s. t. m., ph. d., Old Testament Exegesis
Melancthon W. Jacobus, d. d.. Dean Emeritus Theological Seminary, New Testa-
ment
Edward Hooker Knight, d. d.. Dean Emeritus School of Religious Education,
Bible
Waldo Selden Pratt, mus. d., l. h. d.. Emeritus, Liturgies
Edwin Knox Mitchell, d. d.. Emeritus, Early Church History
Arthur Lincoln Gillett, d. d.. Emeritus, Apologetics
Charles Stoddard Lane, d. d.. Emeritus, Church History
William Charles Willoughby, Emeritus, r. r. g. s., f. r. a. i.. Missions in Africa
The three distinct Schools of the Hartford Seminary Foundation offer training
for all forms of Christian service. The thirty-acre campus with distinguished
buildings gives equipment for nearly 250 courses offered by over fifty professors,
instructors and lecturers. The Case Memorial Library of 191,831 volumes is one
of the greatest theological libraries in the country. All classes are open to
both men and women.
The Hartford Theological Seminary prepares college graduates for the ministry
of the Gospel. It uses the resources of modern scholarship in the service of the
Christian faith in training for ministerial work. The degree of b. d. is granted
for the completion with credit of the regular course. Degrees of s. t. m. and ph. d.
are granted for advanced work.
The School of Religious Education trains men and women for positions of
leadership in the field of religious education, and provides a thorough practical
training for lay workers in other forms of church service. A two-years' course
for those who have had two years of college work or are graduates of normal
school leads to the degree of b. r. e. For college graduates a more advanced
course is offered, leading to m. r. e., m. a., or ph. d.
The Kennedy School of Missions furnishes Special Missionary Preparation for
missionaries, candidates and appointees of all Mission Boards. It has served
most of the large Mission Boards of the United States and Canada. Its alumni
are in all the great mission fields. Degrees of m. a. and ph. d. are granted for
advanced work.
For information address the Deans of the respective Schools.
♦Deceased.
1931] Theological Seminaries 39
OBERLIN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY
Oberlin, Ohio
FACUIiTT
President. — Ernest Hatch Wilkins, ph. d., litt. d., ll. d.
Dean, Thomas Wesley Graham, d. d., Homiletics
Kemper Fuxlerton, a. m., d. th., Old Testament •
George Walter Fiske, ph. d., d. d.. Practical Theol. Relig. Educ.
Herbert Alden Youtz, ph. d., s. t. b.. Philosophy of Religion, Chr. Ethics
Francis William Buckler, m. a., m. r. a. s.. Church History
Walter Marshall Hopton, b. d., ph. d., s. t. m.. Systematic Theology
Clarence Tucker Craig, ph. d., s. t. b., d. d.. New Testament
Robert Elliott Brown, d. d.. Practical Theology and Human Relations
Clarence Herbert Hamilton, ph. d.. Professor of Missions
Frank Hugh Foster, ph. d., d. d.. Biblical and Oriental Languages
C. Leonard Woolley, m. a., Haskell Lecturer, 1931-32
The Graduate School of Theology provides the opportunity for college grad-
uates to get adequate training for Christian service in the ministry of the
church, secretaryship of the Young Women's Christian Association or Young
Men's Christian Associations at home or abroad, for leadership in religious
education at home or abroad and for Christian social service in city or country
communities. Throughout its history, though independent by charter, Oberlin
has sustained the most friendly relationship with Congregational churches
and work.
Equipment. — In September of 1931 the School of Theology moved into new
quarters. It now occupies a group of buildings designed by Mr. Cass Gilbert
and made possible by the generous gift of two friends of the School, the late
Mrs. D. Willis James and Mr. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. The theological group,
built in North Italian style, is composed of two buildings connected by cloisters
to form a quadrangle. One of these buildings is used for classroom, chapel and
administration purposes, and the other for dormitories for single and married
students, a refectory, a library, a recreation room and a gymnasium. These new
buildings compose a quadrangle of unusual beauty and utility. Students in the
School of Theology use the main library of Oberlin College which contains
332,866 bound volumes and as many pamphlets. The library files include the
leading secular and religious newspapers and the leading monthlies and quar-
terlies. The Oberlin library is the largest college library in the United States.
The library and seminar rooms in the theological quadrangle house about twenty
thousand of the most active books in the theological section and the periodicals
required by theological students. The gymnasium and recreation rooms in the
quadrangle are well equipped for physical training and indoor games. The
athletic fields and tennis courts of Oberlin College provide amply for out door
exercise.
Terms of Admission. — College graduation and church membership are re-
quired. Men and women of any denomination, race, or color are admitted.
This year we find fifteen denominations are represented in the student body.
Degrees in Course. — The degree of Bachelor of Divinity is granted at the
completion of a three years' course covering ninety semester hours of work
chosen from a broad range of courses set up in a curriculum which recently has
been thoroughly restudied. The degrees of Master of Arts and Master of The-
ology are also offered.
Special Assets. — Students in the Graduate School of Theology have the
advantage of being a part of the student body of one of the most cosmopolitan
colleges in America. They share in the university privileges and the scholarly
standards and fine Christian ideals of Oberlin. Oberlin is a center of unique
and broad missionary interests, and has contributed largely to the missionary
forces of the Congregational Church. The Oberlin Conservatory of Music is one
of the leading conservatories of the world, and makes available unusual musical
advantages. Oberlin is equipped with a splendid Art Building, a fine Art Library
which includes a collection of over 60,000 stereopticon art slides. Living expense
is moderate and the generous scholarships and prizes with the opportunities for
self-help in the community make self-support comparatively easy.
For catalogue and further information, address the Dean.
40 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
UNION THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE
Incorporated 1916, Chicago, 111.
George T. McCollum, d. d.. Chairman. Walter A. Morgan, d. d., Vice-ChaitTnan
of Board
Rev. H. Russell Jay, Examiner for Illinois Congregational Conference
Rev. W. E. Wilkins, Examiner for Wisconsin Congregational Conference
Rev. Peter Young, Examiner for Iowa Congregational Conference
Rev. Ivan R. Welty, Examiner for Michigan Congregational Conference
Rev. Albert Wilson, Examiner for Missouri Congregational Conference.
FACXn.TY
President. — James Alexander Jenkins, a. m., d. d.. Theology, Comparative Religion
and Philosophy
Dean and Secretary. — Cyrus A. Osborne, a. m., d. b.. Congregational Polity,
Bible Ancestry, Biology
Registrar and Director of Foreign Students. — Otto C. Grauer, d. d., English
Language and Literature. Sermon Building
Douglas Richard Patterson, a. m., d. b., English Bible, Religious Education,
Church History
Charles Emerson Peet, a. m.. Astronomy and Geology
Charles E. Stenman, Finnish Studies
Miss Minnie Whitman, Junior College Studies
lecturers
Clarence T. Brown, d. d.. The Minister as Prophet
Orvis F. Jordan, d. d., The Community Church Ideal
Wilfred A. Rowell, d. d.. The Minister as an Executive
Clyde McGee, d. b.. Church and Community
John R. Nichols, d. d.. Pastoral Ministry
William F. Slade, ph. d.. Personality Adjustments
VonOgden Vogt, a. m., d. d.. Artistic Elements in Worship
Paul H. Yourd, d. d.. The Land of the Book
The College is openly and frankly interdenominational in its attitude and
appeals, and students of various denominations are now in attendance upon
equal terms. It was organized, however, by Congregationalists and took over
undergraduate and foreign work of the Chicago Theological Seminary; its Faculty
and Board of Directors are nearly all Congregationalists. It depends primarily
for sympathy and financial support on the denomination responsible for its origin
and ongoing.
The College is centrally located, adjoining the New First Congregational
Church, which offers unusual opportunity for church work and worship. High
school graduation is the standard requirement for entrance. The usual seven-
year college and seminary curriculum is systematically abridged into four years
by selecting the most essential theological and as many college studies as can be
provided in the time available.
The ten major branches included are as follows:
(1) The history, contents and use of the English Bible.
(2) Preaching, Evangelism and Pastoral Ministry.
(3) The History of Religion among the Nations.
(4) Christian Faith and Theology.
(5) Religious Education and Social Christianity.
(6) Ancient and Modern History.
(7) English Language and Literature.
(8) The Natural Sciences.
(9) Psychology, Ethics, Philosophy.
(10) Ecclesiastical and Civic Organizations, Denominational Polity, Missions.
The College offers the degree of Bachelor of Theology (TH. B.) to those
fully qualified who complete the course in a satisfactory manner and present a
thesis of not less than five thousand words on a subject acceptable to the com-
mittee on graduation. In no case will the College bestow its degree upon
students who have not met the requirements — a high school course or its full
equivalent, a satisfactory completion of the course of study, and an acceptable
thesis.
To the above there has now been added a Junior College Course.
For information address the President or the Secretary, 44 North Ashland
Boulevard, Chicago, 111.
1931] Theological Seminaries 41
DIVINITY SCHOOL OF YALE UNIVERSITY
New Haven, Conn.
Open for service, 1822. This School is undenominational, but is mentioned
as having had a Congregational origin and early history.
James Rowland Angell, ph. d., ll. d.. President.
Rev. Lvther Allan Weigle, ph. d., litt. d.. Dean of the Divinity School and
Sterling Professor of Religious Education.
Rev. Harlan Page Beach, d. d., D. Willis James Professor of the Theory and Prac-
tice of Missions, Emeritus.
Rev. Charles Reynolds Brown, d. d., ll. d., s. t. d., Dean of the Divinity School on
the Justus S. Hotchkiss Foundation, and Pastor of the University Church,
Emeritus.
Rev. Frank Chamberlin Porter, ph. d., d. d., Winkley Professor of Biblical The-
ology, Emeritus.
E. Hershey Sneath, ph. d., ll. d., Professor of the Philosophy of Religion and of
Religious Education, Emeritus.
Rev. John Clark Archer, b. d., ph. d.. Professor of Missions and Comparative Re-
ligion.
Rev. George Dahl, ph. d.. Professor of Old Testament Literature on the Samuel
Holmes Foundation.
Rev. Charles Allen Dinsmore, d. d.. Lecturer on the Spiritual Content of Literature
on the Mattatuck Foundation.
Rev. Hubert Greaves, m. a.. Professor of Public Speaking.
Rev. Hugh Hartshorne, ph. d.. Research Associate in Religion.
Rev. Kenneth Scott Latourette, ph. d., d. d., D. Willis James Professor of Missions
and Oriental History.
Rev. Halford Edward Luccock, d. d., litt. d.. Professor of Homiletics.
Rev. Douglas Clyde Macintosh, ph. d., d. d., Dwight Professor of Theology, and
Chairman of the Department of Religion in the Graduate School.
Rev. Robert Seneca Smith, b. d., ph. d., Horace Bushnell Professor of Christian
Nurture.
Rev. Henry Hallam Tweedy, d. d.. Professor of Practical Theology.
Rev. Malcolm Dana, d. d.. Associate Professor of Rural Church Work.
Rev. Jerome Davis, ph. d., Associate Professor of Practical Philanthropy on the
Gilbert L. Stark Foundation.
Rev. H. Richard Niebuhr, ph. d.. Associate Professor of Christian Ethics.
Clarence Phouty Shedd, b. d., m. a.. Associate Professor of Christian Methods on
the Stephen Merrell Clement Foundation.
Paul Herman Vieth, ph. d.. Associate Professor of Religious Education and
Director of Field Work.
Rev. Roland Herbert Bainton, ph. d., Associate Professor of Church History.
Rev. Robert Lowry Calhoun, ph. d., Associate Professor of Historical Theology.
Rev. John Young Campbell, m. a.. Assistant Professor of Biblical Theology.
Rev. Carl Herman Kraeling, ph. d.. Assistant Professor of New Testament Criti-
cism and Interpretation.
Relation to the University. — The Divinity School is one of the coordinate
departments of Yale University. The studies are arranged in five vocational
groups, each leading to the de^ee of b. d. These groups are (a) The Preaching
Ministry and Pastoral Service; (b) Foreign Missionary Service; (c) Religious
Education in Church and School; (d) Community Service Through Religious
Agencies; (e) Religious Leadership in Colleges and Universities; (f ) Teaching and
Research in Religion. A graduate class for advanced study is also offered, lead-
ing to the degree of m. a., or ph. d.
Opportunities for Self-Help. — The scholarship funds of the school are used to
create opportunities through which the students may receive training for their
future work.
Application for Admission. — Only graduates of colleges or universities of
recognized standing are admitted to the School. Catalogues and forms of appli-
cation for admission may be obtained by addressing the Dean, Yale Station, New
Haven, Conn, The next year will begin on Thursday, Sept. 29, 1932.
42 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
PACIFIC SCHOOL OF RELIGION
Berkeley, Calif.
Founded, 1866. Incorporated in California, Feb. 3, 1872.
FACULTY
Herman F. Swaktz, m. sc, d. d., President and Professor of Homiletics.
William Frederic Bade, b. d., ph. d., litt. d.. Professor of Old Testament Literature
and Semitic Language and Director Palestine Institute.
John Wright Buckham, a. b., d. d.. Professor of Christian Theology and Philosophy
of Religion.
Chester Charlton McCown, ph. d., d. d.. Dean and Professor of New Testament
Literature and Interpretation.
George Tolover Tolson, a. m., d. d.. Librarian and Professor of Church History.
Herbert Francis Evans, b. d., ph. d.. Professor of Religious Education.
George Percy Hedley, m. a., b. d., th. d.. Acting Assistant Professor of the New
Testament and Registrar.
Thomas T. Giffen, d. d.. Instructor in the Practical Department.
Ralph C. Waddell, m. a., b. d., th. d.. Supervisor of Student Field Work.
Walter Bronson Thomas, b. p. e.. Instructor in Community Recreation.
Anthony Faulkner Blanks, m. a., ph. d.. Instructor in Expression.
Otto H. Houser, a. m., d. d.. Instructor in Methodist History and Polity.
Willard Brown Thorp, a. b., d. d.. Instructor in Homiletics.
D. Willard Lyon, a. b., d. d.. Visiting Professor of History of Religion.
Herbert Harry Powell, ph. d., s. t. d., Lecturer in Semitic Languages.
The School of Religion is adjacent to the University of California, the libraries
and the courses of which institution are of great service to the students of this
school. , , „ ^ .. ,. .
The School of Religion trams men and women for the pastorate, religious
education, social service, and missions.
A college degree is required for candidacy for the b. d. degree. Apply for
information concerning other degrees and advanced courses.
The Palestine Institute is a laboratory for the biblical studies, employing
among other resources the noteworthy archaeological treasures being recovered
from the explorations made by Dr. Bade for the School at Tell-en-Nasbeh.
The location of the School is wonderfully beautiful, and the climate is even,
cool, and stimulative, favorable for study during the entire year.
Sixty-sixth year begins August 15, 1932.
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES
SUMMARY OF OFFICERS AND STUDENTS, 1931-32, AND
TOTALS FOR PRECEDING YEARS
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NECROLOGY
BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES OF CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN
MINISTERS WHOSE DEATH WAS REPORTED
DURING THE YEAR 1931
X signifies a Christian minister.
In many cases further information is on file in the office of the
General Council. This may be had on request.
Abbott, Ernest Hamlin, born, Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y., April 18,
1870. Education: Harvard University, B. A., 1893; Union Theological
Seminary, 1893-95; Andover Theological Seminary, 1896, graduate.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Andover, Mass., June 8, 1896.
Congregational Pastorate: Fryeburg, Me., 1896-1902. Publications: Re-
ligious Life in America, 1902; On the Training of Parents, 1908; What
They Did With Themselves, 1909. Editor in Chief, The Outlook, 1923-28;
Associate editor. Outlook and Independent, 1928-31. Died at Cornwall-
on-Hudson, N. Y., Aug. 8, 1931. (See Who's Who in America.)
Aiken, Walter Torrey, born, Norwalk, Conn., Jan. 1, 1884. Education:
Colgate College, B. A., 1908, M. A., 1928; Colgate Theological Sem-
inary, B, D., 1912; post graduate work, Yale University, 1914-15; Grad-
uate School of Harvard University, 1922; Newton Theological Seminary,
M, R. E., 1923. Ordination: Baptist, Noank, Conn., June 12, 1912; entered
Congregational fellowship, 1926. Congregational Pastorate: Mittineague
Church, West Springfield, Mass., 1926-31. Died at Springfield, Mass.,
Dec. 31, 1931.
Ainslie, James Stuart, born, Hartwick, Otsego County, N. Y., May
6, 1856. Education: Cornell University, B. A., 1881; Divinity School of
Yale University, 1881-82. Honorary Degree: D. D., Wheaton College.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Ogdensburg, N. Y., May 23, 1882.
Congregational Pastorates: Ogdensburg, N. Y., 1882-90; Plymouth Church,
Fort Wayne, Ind., 1890-1900; North Shore Church, Chicago, 111. (organ-
ized), 1900-15; Argyle Community Church, Chicago, 111. (organized),
1916-29. Died at Ithaca, N. Y., April 11, 1931. (See Who's Who in
America.)
Allen, Ernest Bourner, born, Kalamazoo, Mich., June 2, 1868. Edu-
cation: Olivet College, B. A., 1895; Oberlin Theological Seminary, B. D.,
1903. Honorary Degree: D. D., Olivet, 1907, Oberlin, 1923. Ordination:
Congregational Council, Pilgrim Church, Lansing, Mich., Sept. 19, 1895.
Congregational Pastorates: Pilgrim Church, Lansing, Mich., 1895-1901;
Washington Street Church, Toledo, Ohio, 1901-18; Pilgrim Church, Oak
Park, 111., 1918-31. Publication: The Toledoan's Creed. Died at Oak
Park, 111., Nov. 16, 1931. (See Who's Who in America.)
Andrews, George Whitfield, born, Wayne, Ohio, Feb. 4, 1833. Edu-
cation: Oberlin College, B. A., 1858, M. A., 1862; Andover Theological
Seminary, 1867, graduate. Honorary Degree: D. D., Ripon College, 1886,
Oberlin College, 1914. Ordination: Congregational Council, East Hamp-
ton, Conn., Nov. 13, 1867. Congregational Pastorates: East Hampton,
Conn., 1867-70; Marion, Ala. (organized) 1870-71; CoUinsville, Conn.,
1872; Montgomery, Ala. (organized) 1872-75; College Church, Talladega,
Ala., 1875-76, 1878-82 and 1887-94. Missionary in Alabama for Ameri-
can Missionary Association, 1870-71 and 1872-1908. Dean and professor
of theology, Talladega College, 1875-1908, also serving as president
for ten years (about 1894-1904) ; professor emeritus, 1908-31. Died at
Oberlin, Ohio, March 31, 1931.
Angell, John Quincy, born, Randolph, Vt., May 10, 1868. Education:
Boston University, two years. Ordination: Methodist Episcopal, Mont-
pelier, Vt., April 3, 1904; entered Congregational fellowship, 1926. Con-
46 Congregational-Christian Year-Book [1931
gregational Pastorates: Brookfield, Vt., 1923-31, also serving East
Braintree, 1927-28. Died at Brookfield, Vt., Sept. 25, 1931.
Archer, Frank Kelunohopono, horn, Hanalei, Kauai, T. H., in 1856.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Hoolehua, Molokai, T. H., Nov. 13,
1927. Congregational Pastorate: Hoolehua, Molokai, 1927-31. Died at
Hoolehua, Molokai, T. H., March 18, 1931.
Armstrong, Edward Payson, horn, Mansfield Centre, Conn., May 28,
1852. Education: Amherst College, B. A., 1875; Divinity School of Yale
University, 1878, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Killing-
worth, Conn., Feb. 15, 1881. Congregational Pastorates: Bridgewater,
Vt., 1879-80; Killingworth, Conn., 1881-83; Taftville Church, Norwich,
Conn., 1883-85; Humphrey Street Church, New Haven, Conn, (assistant
pastor), 1896-99; Bay Shore, Long Island, N. Y., 1899-1909; Ocean Avenue
Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1909-13; Immanuel Church, Atlanta, Ga., 1913-
15; East Side Church, Binghamton, N. Y., 1915-19; Henrietta, N. Y.,
1919-21; Randolph, N. Y., 1921-29. Died at State College, Pa., Nov. 26, 1931.
Bacon, William Augustus, horn, Amesbury, Mass., Oct. 11, 1869.
Education: Dartmouth College, B. A., 1890; Hartford Theological Sem-
inary, 1895, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Beverly,
Masis., Oct. 1, 1895. Congregational Pastorates: Washington Street
Church, Beverly, Mass., 1895-99; Shelburne Falls, Mass., 1899-1901; Park
Church, Springfield, Mass., 1902-03; Canning Town, London, England,
1903-04; Littleton, N. H., 1905-23, and Waterford, Vt., 1916-23; Lyndon-
ville, Vt., 1923-28; Mystic Side Church, Everett, Mass., 1929-31. Died at
Saugus, Mass., July 28, 1931.
Bailey, Amos Judson, horn, Chicago, 111., June 9, 1843. Education:
Wheaton College, B. A., 1868, M. A. ; Chicago Theological Seminary,
1871, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Granville, 111., Oct.
24, 1871. Congregational Pastorates: Bloomingdale, 111. (supply) 1871;
Mt. Palatine, 111. (supply) 1871-72; Monroe, Wis., 1872-74; Hennepin, 111.,
1874-80; Waukegan, 111., 1880-83; Lake View Church, Chicago, 111.,
1884-86; Ogden, Utah, 1886-92; Plainfield Church, Meriden, N. H., 1901-
07. Superintendent for American Home Missionary Society in Wash-
ington, 1892-1900. Died at Seattle, Wash., Sept. 18, 1931.
Baldwin, Cyrus Grandison, horn, Napoli, N. Y., Oct. 10, 1852. Edu-
cation: Oberlin College, B. A., 1873, M. A., 1876. Andover Theological
Seminary, two years. Honorary Degree: D. D., Oberlin, 1896. Ordina-
tion: Congregational Council, Dartford, Wis., Jan. 25, 1881. Congrega-
tional Pastorate: Palo Alto, Cal., 1901-09. Professor, Latin, Ripon Col-
lege, 1875-84. President, Pomona College, 1890-97. Died at Palo Alto,
Cal., Jan. 10, 1931.
Barnard, Henry Tristram, horn, Exeter, Me., April 1, 1841. Educa-
tion: Cobb Divinity School. Ordination: Free Baptist, Nov. 2, 1880;
entered Congregational fellowship, 1892. Congregational Pastorates:
Second Church, Jericho, Vt., 1888-91, also serving Underbill, 1889-91;
West Rutland, Vt., 1891-93; Bradford, Vt., 1894-99, also serving Fairlee,
1896-1899; Brownington and Barton Landing (now Orleans) Vt., 1899-
1900; West Stafford and Staflfordville, Conn., 1900-04; Tolland, Conn.,
1904-07; Mclndoe Falls, Vt., 1907-13. Died at New York, N. Y., April 26,
1931.
Barnes, Stephen Goodyear, horn, Perth Amboy, N. J., April 2, 1853.
Education: Lafayette College, B. A., 1873, Ph. D., 1878; Andover The-
ological Seminary, 1878-79; Hartford Theological Seminary, 1892, grad-
uate. Honorary Degrees: Litt. D., Lafayette College, 1890; D. D., Iowa
College, 1896. Ordination: Congregational Council, Grinnell, Iowa, April
25, 1881. Congregational Pastorates: Longmeadow, Mass., 1891-1900;
Union (College) Church, Nashville, Tenn., 1901-02; South Church, St.
Johnsbury, Vt., 1902-11; First Church, Burlington, Vt. (supply), 1912-13.
1931] Necrology 47
Professor, English literature, Iowa College, 1873-91; dean, theological
department, Fisk University, 1900-02; lecturer on theology, Hartford
Theological Seminary, 1902. Puhlications: The Spiritual in Art and
Literature, 1891; Voices of Faith and Love (poems), 1908 — second series,
1923. Editor, French American Citizen, 1894-95. Died at Essex Junction,
Vt., Jan. 6, 1931. (See Who's Who in America.)
Beals, Charles Edward, horn, Stoughton, Mass., July 15, 1869. Edu-
cation: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, four years; Drew Theo-
logical Seminary, 1892, graduate. Ordination: Methodist Episcopal,
1892; entered Congregational fellowship, 1896. Congregational Pastor-
ates: Maverick Church, East Boston, Mass. (assistant pastor), 1896-97;
Stoneham, Mass., 1897-1900; Second Church, Greenfield, Mass., 1900-
03; Prospect Street Church, Cambridge, Mass., 1903-08; Second Church,
Conway, N. H., 1920-22; South Main Street Church, Manchester, N. H.,
1922-29; East ChUrch, Taunton, Mags., 1929-31. Puhlicaitions: The
Higher Soldiership; Helen Drake Beals — A Father's Tribute. Editor,
Proceedings of Second National Peace Congress, Chicago, 1909; con-
tributing editor. Unity, 1912-29. Diizd at Taunton, Mass., Oct. 4, 1931.
(See Who's Who in America.)
Bean, Ebenezer, horn, North Conway, N. H., July 20, 1829. Educa-
tion: Bowdoin College, B. A., 1857; Bangor Theological Seminary, 1861,
graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Dexter, Me., March 25,
1862. Congregational Pastorates: Dexter, Me., 1861-62; Gray, Me., 1863-
74; Camden, Me., 1874-76; Fort Fairfield, Me., 1876-77; Gray, Me. (second
pastorate) 1877-93; Bluehill, Me., 1893-1907. Died at Walnut HiU, Me.,
May 16, 1931.
Beckwith, Clarence Augustine, horn, Charlemont, Mass., July 21,
1849. Education: Olivet College, B. A., 1874, M. A., 1877; Divinity School
of Yale University, 1874-76; Bangor Theological Seminary, 1877, grad-
uate; University of Berlin, 1897-98. Honorary Degrees: S. T. D., Olivet
College, 1892, LL. D., 1927. Ordination: Congregational Council, Brewer,
Me., Jan. 9, 1878. Congregational Pastorates: First Church, Brewer, Me.,
1878-82; West Roxbury, Boston, Mass., 1882-92. Professor, Christian
theology, Bangor Theological Seminary, 1892-1905, and in Chicago The-
ological Seminary, 1905-26, professor emeritus, 1927-31. Puhlications:
Realities of Christian Theology, 1906; The Idea of God, 1922. Editor, de-
partment theology, philosophy and ethics in the New Schaff-Herzog
Encyclopedia; contributor to Dictionary of the Apostolic Age and Dic-
tionary of Religion and Ethics. Died at Bangor, Me., April 2, 1931. (See
Who's Who in America.)
Beers, Robert Welsted, horn, Easton, Pa., Dec. 3, 1860. Education:
Lafayette College, B. A., 1880; Princeton Theological Seminary, M. A.,
1884. Ordination: Presbyterian, EUston, Md., April, 1884; entered
Congregational fellowship, 1905. Congregational Pastorates: Broadway
Church, Somerville, Mass., 1905-12; Lawrence Street Church, Lawrence,
Mass., 1912-18; Union Church, Peiping, China, 1918-21; Union Church,
Manila, Philippine Islands, 1921-22; Federated Church, Topsfield, Mass.,
1927-30. Publication: The Mormon Puzzle. Died at Hathorne, Mass.,
Nov. 21, 1931.
X Bennett, Austin H., horn, Bridgeport, 111., Feb. 16, 1862. Education:
Union Christian College (Indiana). Ordination: Illinois Christian Con-
ference, Burnt Prairie Church, Oct., 1885. Christian Pastorates: Louis-
ville, Carters Temple, Pleasant Hill, Bible Chapel, Raeftown, Antioch,
Bethany, Hunt City, Richland, Hord, Christian Temple, Sugar Creek,
Pleasant View, Burnt Prairie, Christian Chapel, Hardinsville, Trimble,
Sumner, Arthur, Muncie, Hope, Sims, Wabash, Bethel churches in
Illinois; Kirklin, Bethsaida, Big Springs churches in Indiana. State Field
Secretary of Illinois, President of Southern Indiana and Illinois Con-
ferences. Died at Merom, Ind., Jan. 30, 1931.
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Blake, Elmer Thomas, horn, Glover, Vt., July 5, 1862. Education:
Dartmouth College, B. A., 1888; Andover Theological Seminary, 1895,
graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Charlestown, N. H.,
Feb. 25, 1896. Congregational Pastorates: Charlestown, N. H., 1895-1913;
Meredith, N. H., 1913-17; Pembroke, N. H., 1917-24; Cotuit, Mass., 1924-26;
Romsey Church, Dorchester, Mass., 1926-29; Pilgrim Church, Dor-
chester, Mass. (associate pastor) , 1929-30. Teacher, Preparatory Depart-
ment, Drury College, 1888-91. Died at Marblehead, Mass., Aug. 28, 1931.
X Bonner, Doc, horn, Tucker County, W. Va., July 21, 1891. Ordina-
tion: West Virginia Christian Conference, Rosendorph, W. Va., Sept. 10,
1923. President West Virginia Christian Conference. Died at Davis,
W. Va., Jan. 24, 1931.
BouGHTON, Clement Abner, horn, March 4, 1869. Ordination: Con-
gregational Council, Necedah, Wis., May 12, 1898. Congregational Pas-
torates: Cooksville and Stoughton, Wis., 1895-97; Necedah, Wis., 1897-1901;
New London, Wis., 1905-08; Lafayette, Colo., 1912-16; First Church,
Eaton, Colo., 1916-18; McCook, Neb., 1919-28. Died at Odell, Neb., March
31, 1931.
X Bowman, Andrew J., horn, Manchester, Ohio, March 3, 1868. Edu-
cation: Defiance College and Christian Divinity School (Ohio). Ordina-
tion: Southern Ohio Christian Conference, Pt. Isabel, Ohio, October,
1906. Christian Pastorates: Union, Brown County; Union, Adams
County; Poplar Chapel, Antioch, Russellville churches in Ohio. Secre-
tary of Conference Relief, 1907-1912; Conference Secretary, 1912-1931.
Died near Decatur, Ohio, December 29, 1931.
Brehm, William Evans, horn, Newville, Pa., April 5, 1858. Education:
Gettysburg Theological Seminary, 1888-89. Ordination: Congregational
Council, Le Raysville, Pa., Dec. 10, 1890. Congregational Pastorates:
Le Raysville, Pa., 1890-91; Kinsley, Kans., 1891-92; Downs, Kan., 1892-
1898, also serving Carbondale, 1895 and Osborne, 1895-1898; Osborne,
Kan., (second pastorate), 1901-03; Downs, Kan., (second pastorate),
1903-07; Great Bend, Kan., 1909-11; Union Church, Garden City, Kan.,
(organized) 1911-12; Onaga and Neuchatel, Kan., 1921-22. Superin-
tendent, Kansas Congregational Conference, 1912-19. Assistant to presi-
dent, Washburn College, 1923-25. Died at Bisbee, Ariz., Dec. 29, 1931.
Burgess, George H., horn, Dec. 14, 1857. Education: Williams Col-
lege, 1882-83; Illinois Wesleyan University, 1883, Ph. B., 1898, M. A., 1899,
Honorary Degree: D. D., Illinois Wesleyan, 1909. Ordination: Congrega-
tional Council, Hancock, N. Y., July 22, 1884. Congregational Pastorates:
Hancock, N. Y., 1883-88; Roxbury, Conn., 1888-90; Hadlyme, Conn.,
1890-94; Normal, 111., 1894-1901; Maywood, 111., 1901-04; Warsaw, N. Y.,
1904-17; Third Church, Denver, Colo., 1919-31. Died at Denver, Colo.,
Nov. 1, 1931.
Buswell, Jesse, horn, Acworth, N. H., Aug. 8, 1869. Education:
Amherst College, 1889-93; Hartford Theological Seminary, 1898, graduate.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Kingfisher, Okla., Oct. 18, 1898.
Congregational Pastorates: Kingfisher, Okla., 1898-99; Wessington
Springs, Templeton and Anina, S. Dak., 1899-1900; Pecatonica, 111., 1900-
02; Glenwood, Minn., 1902-05; Mantorville, Minn., 1905-09; Ault, Colo.,
1909-10; Plains, Mont., 1910-11; Commimity Church, Camos Prairie,
Mont., 1911-18. Died at Delhi, Cal., June 5, 1931.
Butcher, Stephen George, horn, Kent, England, Aug. 15, 1867. Edu-
cation: Beloit, B. A., 1895; Hartford Theological Seminary, 1895-97;
special course, 1899. Ordination: Congregational Council, New Britain,
Conn., Aug. 7, 1900. Congregational Pastorates: South Church, New
Britain, Conn, (assistant pastor) 1896-1900; Orange Park, Fla., 1900-03;
First Church, Rapid City, S. Dak., 1904-08; University Church, New
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Orleans, La., 1908-10; Redfield, S. Dak., 1911-14; Leavenworth, Kan.,
1914-23; Hutchinson, Kan., 1923-31. President: Orange Park Normal
School, Orange Park, Fla., 1900-04; Straight University, New Orleans,
La., 1908-11, for American Missionary Association. Died at Hutchinson,
Kan., June 7, 1931.
Butler, Jesse C, horn in Benton County, Alabama, April 8, 1850.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Equality Church, Central, Ala.,
Aug. 25, 1896. Congregational Pastorates: Eclectic, Watson Chapel, Ala.
(organized as Cotton), 1898-1924, also serving, Balm of Gilead Church,
Central, 1898-1905; Kidd, 1898-1903; Kent, 1899-1901; Equality Church,
Central, 1901-05 and 1916-20; First Church, Tallassee, 1905-12; Mt. OUve
Church, Tallassee, 1905-11 and 1913; Union Church, Eclectic, 1920-21.
Died at Tallassee, Ala., Jan. 12, 1931.
Candy, John Franklin, horn, Dakota, 111., April 9, 1886. Education:
Beloit College, B. A., 1911; Divinity School of Yale University, B. D.,
1915. Ordination: Congregational Council, Geneva, Ohio, Sept. 6, 1915.
Congregational Pastorate: Geneva, Ohio, 1915-31. Teacher, St. Paul's
Institute, Tarsus, Turkey, under American Board, 1911-12. Missionary
in Northern Wisconsin, 1912. Died at Geneva, Ohio, Nov. 7, 1931.
Childs, Eli Alexander, horn, Kauakuna, Wis., Nov. 20, 1858. Edu-
cation: Attended Lawrence University and Hillsdale College; Oberlin
Theological Seminary, B. D., 1889; Post graduate work. Pacific School of
Religion, 1920-21. Ordination: Congregational Council, Red Jacket,
Mich., June 21, 1887. Congregational Pastorates: Red Jacket, Mich., 1887;
Plainfield, Wis., 1889-90; Trinity Church, Endeavor, Wis. (organized),
1890-98; Ingle Chapel, Freewater, Ore., 1900-01; First Church, Oakland,
Cal. (assistant pastor), 1920-21. Founder and principal, Christian En-
deavor Academy, Endeavor, Wis., 1890-98. Puhlication: Not As The
World. Died at Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 29, 1930.
X Chitty, Charles J., horn, West Salem, 111., Aug. 10, 1879. Ordina-
tion: Illinois Christian Conference, Sims, 111., Aug. 29, 1924. Christian
Pastorates: Pleasant Hill, 111., 1922-24; Sims, Burnt Prairie, and Rich-
land, 111., 1924-28; Cottage Home, Carter's Temple, Pleasant Union, and
Berlin, 111., 1927-30; White Oak, 111., 1927-31; Willow Prairie, 111., 1928-31;
Bethany, lU., 1929-31. Died at Olney, 111., May 25, 1931.
X Claridge, Pleasant, horn, Madison County, Ohio, Sept. 21, 1843.
Ordination: Deer Creek Christian Conference, Clark's Run church.
Christian Pastorates: Shiloh, Zion, Waverly, Overly Chapel in Ohio. Died
at Williamsport, Ohio, Nov. 4, 1930.
Collins, Elbert James, horn, Dresden, Ohio, Sept. 1, 1850. Educa-
tion: Muskingum College. Ordination: United Brethren in Christ, Can-
ton, Ohio, September, 1876; entered Congregational fellowship, 1887.
Congregational Pastorates: Mount Hope, Kan., 1887-90; Roberts and Mel-
vm, m., 1890-92; Chillicothe, 111., 1892-1900; La Moille, 111., 1900-23;
pastor emeritus, 1923-31. Died at La Moille, 111., May 4, 1931.
Crane, Henry Calvin, horn. East Norton, Mass., Nov. 30, 1845. Edu-
cation: Dartmouth College, B. A., 1869; Andover Theological Seminary,
1873, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Nantucket, Mass.,
Sept. 9, 1873. Congregational Pastorates: Nantucket, Mass., 1873-74;
Franklin, Mass., 1874-76; Plymouth Church, Allegheny City, Pa., 1877-83;
North Church, Springfield, Mo., 1883-84; Central Church, Springfield,
Mo., 1883-86; Hillside Church, Omaha, Neb., (organized), 1886-90; Port
Townsend, Wash., 1891; Courtland Street Church, Everett, Mass., 1892;
Pepperell, Mass., 1892-95; United Church, East Providence, R. I., 1896;
Central Village, Conn., 1897-99. Died at Floral City, Fla., Dec. 24, 1929.
Dalton, Martin Luther, horn, McDonough, Chenango County, New
York, June 20, 1849. Education: Auburn Theological Seminary, 1883-84,
Ordination: Congregational Council, Triangle, Broome County, N. Y.,
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Oct. 26, 1880. Congregational Pastorates: Triangle, N. Y., 1879-81;
Munnsville, N. Y., 1881-88; Camden, N. Y.. 1888-91; Salamanca, N. Y.,
1891-1900; Chagrin Falls, Ohio, 1900-05; Ontario, N. Y., 1905-09; Lacka-
wanna, N. Y., 1909-10; Maine, N. Y., 1911-18; Summer Hill, N. Y., 1918-
22; Howells, N. Y., 1922-31. Died at Howells, N. Y., Oct. 24, 1931.
Davenport, Merriam Bacheler, horn, North Stamford, Conn., Feb. 9,
1851. Education: Oberlin College, 1878-79. Ordination: Congregational
Council, South Woodbury, Vt., June 18, 1895. Congregational Pastorates:
South Woodbury, Vt., 1892-95; Albany, Vt., 1896-97; North Troy, Vt.,
1897-1901; Maine and Union Center, N. Y., 1901-03; Tulare, Cal., 1904-
07; Graham, Cal., 1909-11; Tulare, Cal. (second pastorate), 1911-13.
Died at Palo Alto, Cal., May 20, 1931.
Davis, Ozora Stearns, horn, Wheelock, Vt., July 30, 1866. Educa-
tion: Dartmouth College, B. A., 1889; Hartford Theological Seminary,
1894, graduate; University of Leipzig, M. A. and Ph. D., 1896. Honorary
Degrees: D. D., Iowa College, 1906, Dartmouth College, 1909; LL. D.,
Colorado College, 1921, Washburn College, 1922. Ordination: Congre-
gational Council, Springfield, Vt., Sept. 14, 1896. Congregational
Pastorates: First Church, Springfield, Vt., 1895-99; Central Church, New-
tonville, Mass., 1899-1904; South Church, New Britain, Conn., 1904-08.
President, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1909-29, president emeritus
and professor of practical theology, 1929-31. Moderator of the National
Council of Congregational Churches, 1927-29. Publications: John Robin-
son—The Pilgrim Pastor, 1903; An Invested Life— Butler Winfield Fir-
man, 1912; The Pilgrim Faith, 1913; Using the Bible in PubUc Address,
1916; At Mother's Knee, 1916; Meeting the Master, 1917; International
Aspects of Christianity, 1919; The Gospel in the Light of the Great War,
1919; Evangelistic Preaching, 1921; Comrades in the Great Cause, 1921;
Preaching the Social Gospel, 1922; Preaching by Laymen, 1923; Prin-
ciples of Preaching, 1924; Credentials of the Church, 1929; Preaching on
Church and Community Occasions, 1929. Died near Kansas City, Mo.,
March 15, 1931. (See Who's Who in America.)
Dickinson, Ferdinand West, horn, Griggsville, 111., June 28, 1838.
Education: Illinois College, 1864, graduate; Bangor Theological Seminary,
1867, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Turner, Me., June
17, 1868. Congregational Pastorates: Turner, Me., 1868-70; Coventry, Vt.,
1870-73; Wauseon, Ohio, 1873-75; Grass Lake, Mich., 1875-76; Vermont-
ville, Mich., 1877-80; Almont, Mich., 1880-82; West Williamsfield, Ohio,
1882-85, also serving WiUiamsfield Center, 1884-85; Oneida, 111., 1886-88;
North Walton and West Brook, N. Y., 1888-94; Candor, N. Y., 1895-1900;
Westmoreland, N. Y., 1900-01. Died at Homer, N. Y., July 27, 1931.
Dole, Charles Joel, horn, Vienna, 111., Feb. 15, 1863. Education:
Oberlin Theological Seminary, 1889, graduate. Ordination: Congrega-
tional Council, Painesville, Ohio, Feb. 26, 1890. Congregational Pas-
torates: Fairport Harbor, Ohio, 1889-90; Lorain, Ohio, 1892-96; Clebourne,
Tex., 1896-97; Lexington, Ohio, 1902-06; Lagonda Avenue Church,
Springfield, Ohio, 1906-10; Chelsea, Mich., 1912-16; Grace Church, Cleve-
land, Ohio, 1916-20; Parkwood Church, Lakewood, Ohio (organized),
1922-25. Field Worker for Congregational Pilgrim Memorial Fund and
Near East Relief, 1920-21. Died at Castalia, Ohio, March 20, 1931.
Dole, James Herbert, horn, Berlin, 111., Nov. 5, 1860. Education:
Attended Chicago Theological Seminary. Ordination: Congregational
Council, Fruitport, Mich., April 26, 1887. Congregational Pastorates:
Nunica and Fruitport, Mich., 1885-88; Croton, Mich., 1888-89; East Fulton
Church, Pompei, Mich., 1889-90; Kelloggsville, Ohio, 1891-96. Died at
Ravenna, Ohio, June 5, 1931.
Donnell, Albert, horn, Cambridge, Mass., May 20, 1856. Education:
Bangor Theological Seminary, 1882, graduate. Ordination: Congrega-
tional Council, Berlin, N. H., June 20, 1883. Congregational Pastorates:
Bristol, Me., (supply) 1882; Berlin, N. H., 1883-85; Riverside Church,
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Haverhill, Mass., 1885-86; Eastport, Me., 1888-90; Bluehill, Me., 1890-92;
Johnson, Vt., 1893-95; Wellfleet, Mass., 1895-97; Slatersville, R. I., 1897-
1910; Burlington, Mass., 1911-16; Jewett City, Conn., 1916-19; Castine,
Me., 1919-21; Newington, N. H., 1921-26. Died at East Lansing, Mich.,
Dec. 11, 1931.
DuRANT, Edward, horn, London, England, Nov. 8, 1853. Ordination:
Congregational Council, Steele City, Neb., July 29, 1890. Congregational
Pastorates: Steele City, Neb., 1889-91; Bangor, Mich., 1891; Aten, Neb.,
1892-93; Weaver Church, Pioneer, Iowa, 1893-94; Wittemburg Church,
Newton, Iowa., 1894-98; also organizing and serving Oak Grove Church,
Newton, 1896-98; Arion, Iowa, one year about 1914. Died at Mason City,
Iowa, Oct. 2, 1931.
Enlow, Charles Egbert, born, Newtown, 111., Nov. 15, 1863. Ordina-
tion: Congregational Council, Greenwood, Nebr., Dec. 15, 1891. Congre-
gational Pastorates: Greenwood and Waverly, Neb., 1891-93; Woodstock,
m., 1893-94; Crystal Lake, 111., 1896-99; Pilgrim Church, Springfield, Mo.,
1905-06; De Long, 111., 1909-11; Carpentersville, 111., 1911-13; Winter
Park, Fla., 1913-17; Cobden and Alto Pass, 111., 1922-24; Dupo, 111., 1928;
Villa Ridge, 111., 1929-31. Field Worker in Florida for Congregational
Home Missionary Society, 1917-20; in Illinois for Congregational Con-
ference of Illinois, 1922-23. Died at Villa Ridge, 111., May 16, 1931.
Evans, James Jeffrey, horn. New Castle, Emlyn, South Wales, March
10, 1856. Education: Crockerstown College, South Wales, 1879, graduate;
Bala-Bangor Independent College, theological course, 1886, graduate.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Nelson, N. Y., 1887. Congregational
Pastorates: Nelson, N. Y., 1887-91; Bangor and Wind Gap, Pa., 1895-98;
Minersville, Pa., 1899-1902; Old Man's Creek (Iowa City), Iowa, 1902-04;
Frostburg, Md., 1904-05; Shawnee, Ohio, 1905-07; Springdale, Long
Prairie and Loon, Wash., 1907-08; Bevier, Mo., 1910-16; Oak Hill, Ohio,
1922-24. Died at Spokane, Wash., March 22, 1931.
Fales, Elisha Farrington, horn, Wrentham, Mass., Nov. 22, 1849.
Education: Brown University, M. A., 1870; Andover Theological Sem-
inary, 1874, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Carthage,
Mo., Dec. 29, 1874. Congregational Pastorates: Carthage, Mo., 1874-82;
Palestine, Tex., 1882-93; Park Church, Philadelphia, Pa. (organized)
1893-95. Missionary for American Home Missionary Society in Missouri,
1874. Died at Philadelphia, Pa., March 2, 1930.
FiNSTER, Clarence, horn, Mannsville, Jefferson County, N. Y., July
30, 1849. Education: Cornell University, B. A., 1873; Divinity School of
Yale University, B. D., 1877. Ordination: Congregational Council, Robin-
son, Mich., March 26, 1878. Congregational Pastorates: Robinson, Olive
and Bass River, Mich., 1877-81; Allendale, Mich., 1881-90, also serving
Eastmanville, 1883-90 and Lamont, 1887-90; Rockford, Mich., 1890-98;
Grand Haven, Mich., 1899-1906; Rockford, Mich, (second pastorate)
1908-19, pastor emeritus, 1919-31. Died at Rockford, Mich., Feb. 2, 1931.
FiSKE, Samuel Asa, horn, Shelburne, Mass., Aug. 5, 1875. Education:
Amherst College, B. A., 1897; Hartford Theological Seminary, B. D.,
1900. Ordination: Congregational Council, Avon, Conn., Oct. 10, 1900.
Congregational Pastorates: Avon, Conn., 1900-03; Georgetown, Conn.,
1903-06; Berlin, Conn., 1906-31. Died at Berlin, Conn., Jan. 1, 1931.
Gleason, Avery Keep, horn, West Brookfield, Mass., May 8, 1860.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Wells, Me., Dec. 14, 1886. Congre-
gational Pastorates: Second Church, Wells, Me., 1886-87; Westport, Mass.,
1888-90; Magnolia and West Gloucester, 1891-92; Dunbarton, N. H.,
1892-1900; Raynham and North Raynham, Mass., 1900-11; Feeding
Hills, Mass., 1911-20; Ashfield, Mass., 1920-25; Oildale and Oil Centre,
Cal., 1925-29. Died at North Easton, Mass., Dec. 3, 1931.
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Graham, John, horn, Annfield Plain, England, Dec. 3, 1859. Educa-
tion: Bangor Theological Seminary, 1891. Ordination: Congregational
Council, Lakeville, Mass., Jan. 19, 1890. Congregational Pastorates:
North Rochester and Union Grove Church, Lakeville, Mass., 1889-90;
Old Town, Me., 1891-92; Lakeville, Mass., 1892-94; Westport, Mass.,
1894-98; Sheldon, Vt., 1898-1901; First Church, West Newbury, Mass.,
1901-04; Warwick, Mass., 1904-12; Bethlehem, N. H., 1912-13; South
Bridgton, Me., 1913-20; Kittery Point, Me., 1920-31. Died at Kittery
Point, Me., July 20, 1931.
Grantham, Lewis Jefferson, horn, Irving, Montgomery County, 111.,
Dec. 11, 1856. Ordination: 1888; entered Congregational fellowship, 1900.
Congregational Pastorates: Makanda, 111. (organized) 1900-02; Crescent
City, 111., 1902-03; Askum, 111., 1903-07; Union Church, Moline, 111.,
1907-08; Wellston, Okla., 1909-10; Hinsdale, Okla., 1910-12; Hennessey,
Okla., 1913-14; Drummond, Okla., 1914-15; Binger, Okla., 1916-17;
Friona, Texas, 1918; Crawford, Neb., 1918-19; Antioch, Neb., 1919-21.
Field Worker in Texas for Sunday School Extension Society, 1917.
Died at Cresco, Iowa, Aug. 30, 1931.
Greeley, Frank Norton, horn, Chicopee Falls, Mass., May 6, 1850.
Education: University of Michigan; Auburn Theological Seminary,
Ordination: Congregational Council, Orwell, N. Y., Nov. 13, 1877. Con-
gregational Pastorates: Volney, N. Y., 1873-75; Orwell, N. Y., 1876-79;
New Haven, N. Y., 1880-81 and 1883-84; Edgartown, Mass., 1887; East
Milton, Mass., 1888; Cupertino, Cal., 1893-97; Vanderwerken, Va., 1915-
20. Died at Los Angeles, Cal., March 27, 1931.
Greenwood, William, horn, Boston, Mass., July 16, 1845. Education:
Amherst College, B. A., 1871, M. A., 1893; Divinity School of Yale Uni-
versity, B. D., 1874; National Normal University, Ph. D., 1894. Ordina-
tion: Congregational Council, Hatfield, Mass., Sept. 1, 1874. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: Hatfield, Mass., 1874-76; West Haverhill, Mass., 1877-
79; Windsor, Vt., 1883-87. Professor, Latin, Wheaton College (Illinois),
1896-99. Died, Feb. 1, 1931.
GuiJCK, Edward Leeds, horn, Honolulu, T. H., March 21, 1862. Edu-
cation: Dartmouth College, B. A., 1883; Union Theological Seminary,
1887; Harvard University, M. A., 1893. Ordination: Congregational
Council, Groton, Mass., Dec. 3, 1889. Congregational Pastorates: Groton,
Mass., 1889-92; West Lebanon, N. H., 1907-10. Teacher, Evidences of
Christianity, Dartmouth College, 1889. Author, Outline Studies in the
Growth of the Kingdom, (with Sidney Lewis Gulick), 1910. Editor,
school editions, Silas Marner; Macaulay's Essays on Milton. Died at
Brookline, Mass., April 27, 1931. (See Who's Who in America.)
Haney, Richard Sherman, horn, Pekin, 111., April 20, 1873. Edu-
cation: Wesleyan College (Illinois), 1896, graduate. Ordination:
Methodist Episcopal, Charleston, 111., Sept. 24, 1899; entered Congrega-
tional fellowship, 1905. Congregational Pastorates: Second Church,
Moline, 111., 1905-17; Union Church, Moline, 111., 1919-20; Allison, Iowa,
1920-23; Eagle Grove, Iowa, 1923-26; Webster City, Iowa, 1926-31. Died
at Webster City, Iowa, Dec. 20, 1931.
Henshaw, George, horn, London, England, June 20, 1844. Ordina-
tion: Congregational Council, Welsh Conference, Southern Ohio, at
Pomeroy, Ohio, 1880. Congregational Pastorates: Welsh Church, Pom-
eroy, Ohio, 1880-82; Syracuse, Ohio, 1882-85; Carmel and Centerville,
Ohio, 1885-87; Sharon, Pa., 1887-97; West Andover, Ohio, 1897-1902;
Huntsburg, Ohio, 1909-12; First Church, Newark, Ohio, 1913-14. Died
at Sharon, Pa., March 1, 1931.
Heyse, Ada Andress (Mrs.), horn in 1876. Ordination: Congrega-
tional Council, 1919. Congregational Pastorate: Melvin, 111., 1919-23.
Died at Kansas City, Mo., August 10, 1931.
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Hill James Langdon, born, Garnavillo, Iowa, March 14, 1848. Edu-
cation: Grinnell (Iowa) College, B. A., 1871; Andover Theological Sem-
inary, B. D., 1875. Honorary Degree: D. D., Grinnell College, 1891.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Lynn, Mass., Sept. 15, 1875. Con-
gregational Pastorates: North Church, Lynn, Mass., 1875-86; Mystic
Church, Medford, Mass., 1886-94. One of the jounders of the United
Society of Christian Endeavor. PuhlicatioTis: The Growth of Govern-
ment, 1878; Seven Sorts of Successful Sunday Evening Services, 1904;
The Century's Capstone; The Immortal Seven; The Worst Boys in Town;
Formative Influences in Early Iowa; Memoir of William Salter; A
Crowning Achievement; Revisiting the Earth; The Scholar's Larger Life;
The New Forum and the Old Lyceum; Yankees; Memory Comforting
Sorrow; Earthly Melodies and the New Song; Tiptops of Travel; My
First Years as a Boy. Associate editor, Golden Rule, Boston, 1886-89.
Died at Salem, Mass., March 5, 1931. (See Who's Who in America.)
HiLLMAN, Alfred Thomas, born, Poland, Me., Dec. 31, 1854. Educa-
tion: Bates College, Cobb Divinity School, 1883, graduate. Ordination:
Free Baptist, Point of Pines, Me., Oct. 8, 1882; entered Congregational
fellowship, 1888. Congregational Pastorate: Second Church, Conway,
N. H., 1907-18. Field missionary for the New Hampshire Missionary
Society, 1887-90 and general secretary, 1890-1907. Died at Pembroke,
N. H., Nov. 12, 1931.
Hood, Edmund Lyman, horn, Ravenna, Ohio, Aug. 18, 1858. Education:
University of Minnesota, 1877-80; Divinity School of Yale University,
B. D., 1885; University of California, M. A., 1896, fellow in English
Literature, 1897-98; New York University, Ph. D., 1899. Ordination:
Congregational Council, Glen Ullin, N. Dak., Aug. 2, 1885. Congregation-
al Pastorates: Santa Fe., N. Mex., 1887-88; Park Church, Berkeley,
Cal., 1896-97; Aquebogue, N. Y., 1899-1904; Jacksonville, Fla., 1904-05;
River Edge, N. J., 1919-24; Roseland, La., 1927-28. Superintendent in
Southwest for American Home Missionary Society, 1888-93. President
and professor, church history, Atlanta Thoelogical Seminary, 1905-18.
Publications: Pedagogy in the Middle Ages, 1898; History of the National
Council of the Congregational Churches, 1901; History of the Greek
Russian Church in America, 1902; History of the New West Education
Commission, 1905; Christ in the Church and in Literature, 1911. Died
at Oakland, Cal., Aug. 14, 1931. (See Who's Who in America.)
HoRiNE, Stephen Davis, born, Friendswood, Wis., Oct. 24, 1858. Edu-
cation: Chicago Theological Seminary, B. D., 1893. Ordination: Congre-
gational Council, Nora Springs, Iowa, June 2, 1890. Congregational
Pastorates: Riley, 111., 1891-92; Ogden, Iowa, 1893-1896. Died at Whittier,
Cal., Feb. 9, 1931.
Jackson, William B., born, Leicester, England, Dec. 24, 1844. Edu-
cation: Ursinus College (Pennsylvania). Ordination: Reformed Church,
Liscomb, Iowa, 1897; entered Congregational fellowship, 1902. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: Ocheyeden, Iowa, 1902-03; Golden Church, Ryan, Iowa,
1903-05; Grandview, Iowa, 1911-13; Cass Church, Anamosa, Iowa, 1913-
17; Sully, Iowa, 1917-19. Died at Liscomb, Iowa, Jan. 30, 1931.
Jenkins, David Lloyd, born, Carmarthenshire, South Wales, Feb. 21,
1844. Education: Collegiate and Theological training in South Wales.
Ordination: Congregational Council, South Wales, July 1, 1868. Congre-
gational Pastorates: Trefgarn and Cardiff, Wales, 1868-76; San Jose,
Costa Rica, 1876-80; Leamington and Chichester, England, 1880-90;
East Church, Los Angeles, Cal., 1891-94; Eagle Rock Church, Los
Angeles, Cal., 1895-97; Redonda, Cal., 1901-03; also serving Villa Park,
1903; West End Church, Los Angeles, Cal., 1904-05; Mayflower Church,
Los Angeles, Cal., (supply), 1911-12. Died at Los Angeles, Cal., July
18, 1931.
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Jordan, William Thayer, horn, Waterville, Me., Sept. 15, 1858. Edu-
cation: Colby College and Oxford University, England. Ordination:
Congregational Council, Deering, Me., Jan. 29, 1891. Congregational
Pastorates: Free Church, Deering, Me., 1888-94; Silverton, Colo., 1895-98;
Trinidad, Colo., 1898-1900; Prospect Avenue Church, Kansas City, Mo.,
1901-05; Ottawa, Kan., 1907-12; Holliston, Mass., 1913-26. Died at
Framingham, Mass., July 24, 1931.
X Judy, DeK., born, Darke County, Ohio. Ordination: Eastern In-
diana Christian Conference, New Liberty church, Ind., Sept. 16, 1898.
Died at Greenville, Ohio, Oct., 1930.
Kamakawiwoole, Charles Moses, horn, Kaauhuhu, Kohala, T. H.,
March 21, 1850. Ordination: Congregational Council, Hawaii, Sept. 9,
1888. Congregational Pastorate: Paauhau, Hamakua, T. H., 1888-1931.
Died at Hilo, Hawaii, March 6, 1931.
Kambour, Gabriel Basil, horn, Magnesia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Feb.
17, 1855. Education: Amherst College, 1885-86; Andover Theological
Seminary, 1889, graduate, post graduate course, 1890; Athens Uni-
versity, Greece, 1891-92. Ordination: Congregational Council, Temple-
ton, Mass., April 5, 1893. Congregational Pastorates: Templeton, Mass.,
1893-1904; Colebrook, N. H., 1904-07; Waterford and Lower Waterford,
Vt., 1907-08; Campton, N. H., 1908-16; First Church Charlemont, Mass.,
1916-19, also serving East Charlemont, 1917-19; Burlington, Mass., 1920-
22. Died at Rockland, Mass., June 17, 1931.
Keedy, Edward E., horn, Rohrersville, Md., Jan. 6, 1869. Education:
Lebanon Valley College, B. A., 1899; Divinity School of Yale Uni-
versity, B. D., 1893. Ordination: Congregational Council, Hadley, Mass.,
Oct. 16, 1894. Congregational Pastorates: First Church, Hadley, Mass.,
1894-1903; Warren Church, Westbrook, Me., 1903-16; First and Park
Churches, Cooperstown, N. Dak., 1917-19; Minot, N. Dak., 1919-31.
Registrar, Congregational Conference of North Dakota, 1923-31. Publi-
cations: The Naturalness of the Christian Life, 1902; Moral Leadership
and the Ministry, 1912. Died at Minot, N. Dak., April 16, 1931.
Kirkpatrick, John Ervin, born, Chenoa, 111., Feb. 20, 1869. Education:
Chicago Theological Seminary, B. D., 1895; Graduate School of Yale
University, M. A., 1906; Hartford Theological Seminary, Ph. D., 1908.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Seabrook, Kan., May 24, 1895.
Congregational Pastorates: Seabrook and Sunnyside, Topeka, Kan.,
1895-98; Ahna, Kan., 1898-1901; Kirwin, Kan., 1901-05; Oxford, Conn.,
1905-08. Secretary and teacher of history and political science, Wash-
burn College, 1908-19; teacher of history, Olivet College, 1923-26. Publi-
cations: Timothy Flint; The American College and Its Rulers; College
Control in Michigan; Force and Freedom in Education; Academic Or-
ganization and Control; Rise of Non- Resident Government in Harvard
University. Died at Topeka, Kan., Jan. 31, 1931.
X Klapp, Peter T., born, Alamance County, North Carolina, July 26,
1848. Education: Graham College, North Carolina, B. A., 1871. Ordina-
tion: Eastern North Carolina Christian Conference at Pope's Chapel, Nov.
22, 1875. Christian Pastorates: Damascus, 8 years; Shallow Well, 10
years; Zion, 15 years; Moore Union, 20 years; Lee's Chapel, 6 years; Mt.
Bethel, 16 years; Howard's Chapel, 7 years; Pope's Chapel, 10 years;
Good Hope, 10 years; Oak Level, 10 years, and several others, all in
North Carolina; also some pastorates in Virginia. Started foreign mission
work among the Christians. Died at Elon College, N. C, May 27, 1931.
Kloss, Charles Luther, born, New Berlin, Pa., Nov. 7, 1862. Edu-
cation: Highland CoUege, B. A., 1882, M. A., 1886; Divinity School of
Yale University, B. D., 1885; Universities of Berlin and Heidelberg,
two years. Honorary Degree: D. D., Highland College, 1905; Drury
College, 1907. Ordination: Congregational Council, Axtell, Kan., Oct.
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12, 1885. Congregational Pastorates: Axtell, Kan., 1885-87; Argentine,
Kan., 1889-90; Tabernacle Church, Kansas City, Mo., 1891-97; First
Church, Webster Groves, Mo., 1898-1904; Central Church, Philadelphia,
Pa., 1904-09; First Church, Webster Groves, Mo., (second pastorate)
1911-18; Plymouth Church, Oakland, Cal., 1918-22; San Mateo, Cal.,
1923-31. Died at San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 28, 1931. (See Who's Who
in America.)
KuHL, Edward Percival, horn, Atchison, Kan., June 4, 1860. Ordina-
tion: Congregational Council, Fredonia, Kan., Sept. 21, 1904. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: Fredonia, Kan., 1903-04; Peoples Church, Brainerd,
Minn., 1905; McLain, 111., 1908-09; Centralia, 111., 1909-10; Gridley, 111.,
1911-14. Died at Gridley, 111., Jan. 29, 1931.
Leek, John DeWitt, horn, Uxbridge, Ontario, Canada, Sept. 19,
1856. Education: Garrett Biblical Institution, B. D., 1889. Ordination:
Methodist Episcopal of Canada, at Port Perry, Ontario, Canada, May 2,
1880; entered Congregational fellowship, 1919. Congregational Pastor-
ates: Drake, N. Dak., 1919-20; Pittsfield, 111., 1920-23; Plymouth, 111.,
1923-26. Died at Sioux City, Iowa, June 24, 1931.
Lewis, J. Morgan, horn, in Wales in 1866. Education: Marietta Col-
lege, 1893, graduate; Pacific School of Religion, B. D., 1896; University of
Washington, M. A. Ordination: Congregational Council, Oakland, Cal.,
May, 1896. Congregational Pastorates: Carrier, Okla., 1901-02; White
Salmon, Wash., 1904-08; Scappoose, Ore., 1910-11; Weaverville, Cal., 1911-
16; Almira, Wash., 1916-20; Monroe, Wash., 1920-24. Died at Seattle,
Wash., June, 1931.
Lewis, Thomas Stephan, horn, Aberaman, Glamorgan Shire, South
Wales, August 23, 1855. Education: Seminary at Aberdare, Wales; Ban-
gor Theological Seminary, 1889, graduate. Honorary Degree: D. D.,
Oskaloosa College, 1925. Ordination: Congregational Council, Bristol,
Me., Oct. 9, 1889. Congregational Pastorates: Bristol, Me., 1889-91; Web-
ster, N. H., 1892-96; Green's Landing, Me., 1897; Third Church, Deer
Isle, Stonington, Me., 1897-98; Madison, Me., 1898-1900. Wilmot, N. H.,
1901-03; Campton, N. H., 1904-07; South Hartford, N. Y., 1908-11;
Clifford, Welsh Hill, Pa., 1912-16. Publications: A Practical Under-
standing of The American Constitution. Died at Scranton, Pa., Nov.
30, 1930.
LiLLiE, Isaac Brock, horn in Canada, Aug. 17, 1858. Ordination:
Congregational Council, Bay Mills, Mich., Aug. 24, 1886. Congregational
Pastorates: Bay Mills and Pine Grove, Mich., 1885-87; Superior, Mich.,
1886-88; Vienna and Briley, Mich., 1888-89; Chippewa Lake and Rod-
ney, Mich., 1890; Vicksburg, Mich., 1891; Crystal, Mich., 1891-92; Cannons-
burg and Cannon, Mich., 1892-94; Alamo, Mich., 1894-96; Clarksville and
South Boston, Mich., 1896-97; Linden, Mich., 1898-99; First and Second
Churches, Ada, Mich., 1899-1901; Baldwin, Mich., 1902-03; Mattawan,
Mich., 1903-04; Harmony, Okla., 1904-05; Lamont and Eastmanville,
Mich., 1905-06; Freeport, Mich., 1906-07; Hudsonville, Mich., 1907-10;
Grand Junction, Mich., 1911-13; Buckley and Sherman, Mich., 1913-15;
First Church, Ada, Mich., (second pastorate), 1915-16; Mattawan, (sec-
ond pastorate) , and Texas, Mich., 1917-22; Thompsonville, Mich., 1922-24.
Died at Hammond, Ind., June 4, 1931.
Livingston, Stephen Tracy, horn, Sivas, Turkey, Dec. 29, 1864. Edu-
cation: Williams College, B. A., 1887, M. A., 1901; Hartford Theological
Seminary, 1891, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, South
E^remont, Mass., July 8, 1891. Congregational Pastorates: South Egre-
mont, Mass., 1891-95; First Church, Bridgton, Me., 1906-19; Thompson,
Conn., 1919-26. Instructor, Williams College, 1896-1901; Hartford Theo-
logical Seminary, 1901-04. Died at White Plains, N. Y., June 27, 1931.
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LocKETT, John J., bom, Stockport, England, Feb. 8, 1867. Ordination:
Primitive Methodist Church, Lowell, Mass., May, 1897; entered Congrega-
tioncJ fellowship, 1911. Congregational Pastorates: Andover, Conn.,
1911-17; First Church, Greenfield, Mass., 1917-20; Southboro, Mass.,
1920-25; Oldtown Church, North Attleboro, Mass., 1925-31. Died at
West Newton, Mass., Aug. 25, 1931.
Long, Cedric Bright, born, Medford, Mass., April 21, 1889. Educa-
tion: Harvard University, 1913, graduate; Union Theological Seminary,
1918, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Epping, N. H., May
14, 1918. Congregational Pastorate: Epping, N. H., 1918. Editor "Co-
operation", (monthly magazine of the Cooperative League of the U. S.
A.) , 1923-31. Died at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Sept. 30, 1931.
Long, Nicholas Mathew, horn, Somerville, Tenn., July 27, 1849.
Education: King College, 1872, graduate; Theological Seminary in Co-
lumbia, S. C. Honorary Degree: D. D., 1880. Ordination: Presbyterian,
Somerville, Term., 1875; entered Congregational fellowship, 1889. Con-
gregational Pastorate: Strangers Church (now First Church) Memphis,
Term., 1881-1915, pastor emeritus, 1915-31. Died at Memphis, Tenn., Jan.
5, 1931.
Lord, Amos Jasper, horn, Orange, Vt., Aug. 17, 1889. Education:
Bangor Theological Seminary, 1912-15; Amherst College, 1916-18. Ordi-
nation: Congregational Council, Orange, Vt., July 8, 1915. Congregational
Pastorates: Orange, Vt., 1911-17; Packardville, Mass., 1917-21; Orange,
Vt. (second pastorate) 1921-31. Died at Barre, Vt., April 11, 1931.
Love, Archibald L., horn, Berlin, Conn., April 2, 1854. Education:
Hamilton College, 1876, graduate; Andover Theological Seminary, 1879,
graduate; resident licentiate, 1880. Honorary Degree: D. D., Hamilton
College, 1899. Ordination: Congregational Council, Pilgrim Church,
Southboro, Mass., Dec. 17, 1879. Congregational Pastorates: Pilgrim
Church, Southboro, Mass., 1879-84; Princeton, Mass., 1884-87; Putnam,
Conn., 1887-90; Covenant Church, Maplewood, St. Louis, Mo. (organized),
1893-96; Valley Park, Mo., (organized) 1896-97; Albany, N. Y., 1898-1904;
Manhattan Church, New York City (assistant pastor), 1908-10; Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. (assistant pastor), 1910-13. Superintendent,
Congregational City Missionary Society of St. Louis, Mo., 1891-98. Died
at Brooklyn, New York, June 12, 1931.
MacDonald, Fred Alan, horn, Charlestown, Mass., Feb. 7, 1887. Edu-
cation: McCormick Theological Seminary, 1911-12; Divinity School of
Yale University, 1914, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council,
Chester, Mass., June 25, 1914. Congregational Pastorates: Second Church,
Chester, Mass., 1914; Westerly, Rhode Island, 1915-22; First Church,
(Old South) Worcester, Mass., 1922-31. Died at Worcester, Mass., March
1, 1931.
Marshall, William Reynolds, horn, Enon Valley, Pa., May 3, 1871.
Education: Moody Bible Institute, 1898, graduate; Chicago Theological
Seminary, 1911. Ordination: United Evangelical Church, Stockton, 111.,
March 19, 1900; entered Congregational fellowship, 1912. Congregational
Pastorates: Ewing Street Mission, Chicago, 111., 1912-15; Livingston,
Mont., 1915-17; Bellingham, Wash., 1917-22; Atlantic Avenue Church,
Long Beach, Cal., 1922-27; First Church, Casper, Wyo., 1927-29; Rock
Springs, Wyo., 1929-31. Died at Rock Springs, Wyo., Jan. 4, 1931.
McCreery, Guy Winters, horn, Du Quoin, 111., Aug. 19, 1873. Edu-
cation: Denver University, B. A., 1897, M. A., 1903; School of Theology,
Boston University, S. T. B., 1902. Ordination: Colorado Methodist Epis-
copal Conference, September, 1904; entered Congregational fellowship,
1925. Congregational Pastorates: Bay Shore Community Church, Long
Beach, Cal. (organized), 1925-28. Director of Religious Education, First
Church, Long Beach, Cal., 1922-23. Died at San Diego, Cal., Oct. 23, 1931.
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McLane, William W., horn, Lewisville, Pa., Nov. 13, 1846. Educa-
tion: Blackburn College, B. A., 1871, M. A., 1874; Western Theological
Seminary, 1874, graduate: Graduate School of Yale University, Ph. D.,
1889. Honorary Degree: D. D., Blackburn College, 1882. Ordination:
Presbyterian, 1874; entered Congregational fellowship, 1884. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: College Street (now Plymouth) Church, New Haven,
Conn., 1884-1912; Church of Christ, Leominster, Mass., 1913-30. Publica-
tions: The Cross in the Light of Today, 1883; Evolution in Religion,
1892; A Scientific Study of Christianity (also translated into Japanese);
The Secret of Successful Life, 1918. Died at Lynn, Mass., June 14, 1931.
(See Who's Who in America.)
Meserve, Isaac Curtis, horn, Roxbury, Mass., March 27, 1847. Edu-
cation: Hartford Theological Seminary, 1869, graduate. Honorary De-
gree: D. D., Gates College, 1897. Ordination: Congregational Council,
Portland, Conn., Oct. 14, 1869. Congregational Pastorates: Portland,
Conn., 1869-71; State Street Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1871-74; Daven-
port Church, New Haven, Conn., 1874-97; Craven Hill Church, London,
England, 1897-1900; Plymouth Church, San Francisco, Cal., 1903-10;
Oneonta Church, South Pasadena (organized), 1910-16, pastor emeritus,
1916-31. Died at Glendale, Cal., March 17, 1931.
Michael, George, horn, Shawnee, Pa., March 15, 1843. Education:
Pennsylvania College, B. A., 1871; Union Theological Seminary, 1871-72;
Divinity School of Yale University, B. D., 1874. Ordination: Stanton,
Mich., July 8, 1874. Congregational Pastorates: Stanton, Mich., 1874-75;
Milton Mills, N. H., 1875-76; Freeport, Me., 1876-78; Moriah, N. Y.,
1879-81; Alfred, Me., 1881-85; Greeley, Colo., 1885-87; Manitou, Colo.,
1887-89; Burlington, Kan., 1891-94; Neillsville, Wis., 1894-96; Detroit City,
Minn., 1896-98; Walker, Minn., 1900-09; Mahnomen, Minn., 1909-11;
Walker, Minn, (second pastorate) 1911-18. Died at Walker, Minn., June
11, 1931.
Miller, Elisha Wright, horn, Williston, Vt., Oct. 29, 1845. Education:
Yale College, 1868; Divinity School of Yale University, B. D., 1872.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Hersey, Mich., Oct. 23, 1873. Con-
gregational Pastorates: South Royalton, Vt., 1872-73; Hersey and Reed,
Mich., 1873-74; Rockford, Mich., 1874-77; Big Rapids, Mich., 1877-82;
Clinton, Mich., 1882-84; Eaton Rapids, Mich., 1891-96; Carson City, Mich.,
1896-98; Douglas, Mich., 1898-1903; Beaufort, N. C, 1903-04; Udall, Kan.,
1904-06; Wakefield, Kan., 1906-08; Sandstone, Kan., 1920-24. Superin-
tendent for the Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
in Michigan, 1884-91. Publication: A Catachism for Children's Training
Classes, 1887. Died at Jackson, Mich., May 18, 1931.
Mills, Harlow Spencer, horn, Clay, Washington County, Iowa, Oct.
8, 1846. Education: Grinnell College, 1874, graduate; Chicago Theological
Seminary, 1877, graduate. Honorary Degree: D. D., Grinnell College,
1914. Ordination: Congregational Council, Dunlap, Iowa, June 5, 1877.
Congregational Pastorates: Dunlap, Iowa, 1877-83; Forest Grove, Ore.,
1883-85; Alton, 111., 1886-88; Huron, S. Dak., 1888-91; Union City, Mich.,
1891-96; Benzonia, Mich., 1896-1916; pastor emeritus, 1916-31. Publica-
tion: The Wider Parish. Died at Claremont, Cal., Feb. 1, 1931.
MiNNis, Thomas Wesley, horn, Englishtown, N. J., April 10, 1850.
Education: Bangor Theological Seminary, 1882; Andover Theological
Seminary, 1882-83. Ordination: Congregational Council, Kingston, N. H.,
Sept. 2, 1884. Congregational Pastorates: Kingston, N. H., 1884-86; May-
flower Church, Wichita, Kan. (organized) 1887-88; Olivet Church,
Wichita, Kan., 1888-89; El Reno, Okla. (organized) 1890-92; Stark, 111.,
1893-94; Grand Meadow, Minn., 1897-1900; De Long, 111., 1901; Glen
Ullin, N. Dak., 1904-05; Christopher, Wash., 1907-10. Died at Seattle,
Wash., July 15, 1931.
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Mitchell, Charles Caldwell, born, New Castle, Pa., Feb. 21, 1869.
Education: Hillsdale College, 1901, graduate; Chicago Theological Sem-
inary. Honorary Degree: D. D., Hillsdale College, 1922. Ordination:
Free Baptist, Millington, Mich., 1895; entered Congregational fellowship,
1925. Congregational Pastorates: Orland, Ind., 1919-24; Hudson, Mich.,
1924-27; Vermontville, Mich., 1927-29. Publication: Millionaire of Uz,
1920. Died at Hillsdale, Mich., Sept. 28, 1931.
Moore, George Foot, born, West Chester, Pa., Oct. 15, 1851. Educa-
tion: Yale University, B. A., 1872, M. A., 1883; Union Theological Sem-
inary, 1877. Honorary Degrees: D. D., Marietta College, 1885, Yale Uni-
versity, 1897, Gottingen University, 1909; LL. D., Western Reserve Uni-
versity, 1903, Harvard University, 1906; Litt. D., Yale University, 1915;
D. H. L., Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, 1925. Ordination: Presby-
terian, Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 8, 1878; entered Congregational fellowship,
1884. Hitchcock professor, Hebrew, Andover Theological Seminary,
1883-1902, lecturer on the History of Religions, 1893-1902, preacher,
1900-03, and president of the faculty, 1899-01. Publications: Com-
mentary on Judges (International Critical Commentary), 1895; The Book
of Judges, Translation and Notes (Polychrome Bible), 1898; The Book
of Judges in Hebrew, Critical Edition with Notes, 1900; The Literature
of the Old Testament, 1913; History of Religions, Vol. I, 1913, revised
edition, 1920, Vol. II, 1919; Metempsychosis, 1914; Judaism, two volumes,
1927; also articles in Encyclopaedia Biblica. Died at Cambridge, Mass.,
May 16, 1931. (See Who's Who in America.)
Neal, Burton Y., born, Donnelson, 111., Nov. 27, 1870. Ordination:
1899; entered Congregational fellowship, 1924. Congregational Pastor-
ates: Pilgrim Church, Bakersfield, Cal., 1924-26; Buena Park, Cal., 1927-
31. Died at Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. 5, 1931.
Newton, Howell Elder, born, Lumpkin County, Georgia, March 19,
1850. Education: Atlanta Theological Seminary. Ordination: Congrega-
tional Council, April 22, 1889. Congregational Pastorates: Center Church,
Howell's Mills, Ga., 1889-93, also serving Chamblee Church, Popular
Springs, Ga., (organized) 1890-93; Pleasant Hill Church, Atlanta, Ga.,
1893-96; Center Church, Atlanta, Ga., 1897-1904; 1914-16; 1921-24, also
serving Ephesus Church, Braswell, 1897-1901; Lindale, Ga., (organized)
1904-11; Bowman, Ga., 1911-14; Marietta Street Church, Atlanta, Ga.,
1919-21; Hampton, County Line, 1921-26. Died at Atlanta, Ga., Nov.
10, 1931.
Northrop, Charles Addison, born, Ridgefield, Conn., March 21, 1850.
Education: Yale University, B. A., 1872; Union Theological Seminary,
1878, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Georgetown, Conn.,
Oct. 2, 1878. Congregational Pastorates: Georgetown, Conn., 1878-80;
Litchfield, Mich., 1880-82; Jewett City, Conn., 1883-85; First Church,
Norwichtown, Conn., 1885-1904; Secretary, Systematic Beneficence, Na-
tional Council of Congregational Churches, 1904-07. Missionary for the
American Missionary Association in the Tennessee mountains, 1907-09.
Died at Danbury, Conn., Sept. 19, 1931.
X Orebaugh, John C, born, Timberville, Va., July 4, 1864. Ordination:
Indiana Miami Reserve Christian Conference at Whetstone Church,
Anderson, Ind. Christian Pastorates: Farmland, Ind., 1911-14; Fort Re-
covery and Wabash, Ohio, 1914-16; Ansonia and Teegarden, Ohio, 1916-18;
Linn Grove and Murray, Ind., 1918-20; Merriam, Ind., 1920-24; Darlington
and Garfield, Ind., 1924-27; Antioch, Ind., 1927-29; Sugar Grove and West
Union, Ohio, 1929-31; Coletown and Beamsville, 1931. Died at Green-
ville, Ohio, Nov. 12, 1931.
O'Brien, James Putnam, born, Walton, Nova Scotia, Canada, Sept. 19,
1861. Education: Oberlin College, B. A., 1884; Oberlin Theological
Seminary, B. D., 1887; graduate course, 1890-91. Honorary Degree: D. D.,
Kansas University, 1910; Drury CoUege, 1914. Ordination: Presbyterian,
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1887; entered Congregational fellowship, 1891. Congregational Pastor-
ates: Hope Church, St. Louis, Mo., 1891-98; Tabernacle, Kansas City, Mo.,
1898-1901. Superintendent and district education secretary in the
south and southwest for the Congregational Sunday School and Pub-
lishing Society, 1901-18. Dean, Talladega Theological Seminary, 1918-22.
President, Straight College, 1922-31. Died at New Orleans, La., April
16, 1931. (See Who's Who in America.)
X Oren, E. D., born, Linn, Ind. Ordination: Indiana Miami Reserve
Christian Conference at Whetstone Church, Anderson, Ind. Christian
Pastorates: Montpelier, Straughn, Salamonia, Linn Grove, Stelvideo,
all in Indiana. Died at Richmond, Ind., Sept. 28, 1930.
OusLEY, Benjamin Forsyth, horn, Davis Bend, Warren County,
Miss., Oct. 4, 1855. Education: Fisk University, B. A., 1881, M. A., 1885;
Oberlin Theological Seminary, B. D., 1884. Ordination: Congregational
Council, Oberlin, Ohio, June 22, 1884. Congregational Pastorates: Beau-
fort, N. C, 1915-16; Dudley, N. C, 1918-22, pastor emeritus, 1926-31.
Missionary of the American Board at Kambini, Inhambane, East Coast
of Africa, 1884-93. Principal, under the American Missionary Asso-
ciation, Normal Institute, Mound Bayou, Miss., 1900-14; Washburn
Seminary, N. C, 1915-16. Died at Dudley, N. C, April 20, 1931.
Page, Harlan, horn, Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass., Dec. 5, 1854. Edu-
St. Chrischona Theological Seminary (Switzerland), 1884, graduate,
graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Beechwood, Cohasset,
Mass., Feb. 6, 1883. Congregational Pastorates: Beechwood, Cohasset,
Mass., 1882-88; First Church, Ashburnham, Mass., 1888-89; Hardwick,
Mass., 1891-1914, also serving Dana, 1893-1913; Dover, Mass., 1916-18.
Died at Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass., Feb. 8, 1931.
X Page, Robert W., horn, Wilmington, Ohio, June 8, 1858. Ordination:
Elwood, Ind., March 29, 1892. Christian Pastorates: Majenica, Ind., 1896-
98 and 1920-22; Merriam, Ind., 1898-1903, 1904-09, 1915-20; Kimmell, Ind.,
1903-04, 1924-26; Lebanon, Ind., 1909-15; Ottawa, Ohio, 1922-24, 1929-31;
Bluffton, Ind., 1926-28; Haubstadt, Ind., 1928-29. President Indiana Miami
Reserve Conference 1894-96; of the Eel River Conference, 1924-28. Died
at Merriam, Ind., Oct. 13, 1931.
Paulu, Anton, horn, Patcov, Bohemia, Dec. 14, 1845. Education:
St. Chrischona Theological Seminary (Switzerland), 1884, graduate.
Ordination: Presbji;erian, Omaha, Neb., Jan. 20, 1890; entered Con-
gregational fellowship, 1894. Congregational Pastorates: Bohemian
Church, Vining, Iowa, 1894-24, also organizing and serving, Bohemian
Church, Luzerne, 1899-1919. Pastor emeritus Bohemian Church, Vining,
1924-31. Missionary in Iowa for Congregational Home Missionary So-
ciety, 1894-1924. Died at Conrad, Iowa, Jan. 1, 1931.
Penniman, Andrew Ogden, horn, Circleville, Ohio, Nov. 4, 1854. Edu-
cation: Wabash College, 1879, graduate; Union Theological Seminary,
1882, graduate. Ordination: Neosho Presbytery, Fort Scott, Kan., Aug.
29, 1882; entered Congregational fellowship, 1888. Congregational Pas-
torates: Garnett, Kan. (organized) 1888-95; First Church, Ft. Scott, Kan.,
1895-98; First Church, Dunkirk, Ind., 1898-1900; Central Church, South
Bend, Ind. (organized) 1900-02; First Church, Ft. Scott, Kan. (second
pastorate) 1908-10; Pilgrim Church, Arkansas City, Kan., 1910-14; Gar-
nett, Kan. (second pastorate) 1914-19. Died at Garnett, Kan., Feb.
22, 1931.
Phillips, Ellsworth Washington, horn, Nelson, N. H., Aug. 5, 1861.
Education: Williams College, B. A., 1888; Hartford Theological Seminary,
1891, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Hope Church,
Worcester, Mass., Oct. 19, 1891. Congregational Pastorates: Hope Church,
Worcester, Mass., 1891-1906; Whitman, Mass., 1906-11; Union Church,
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Worcester, Mass. (associate paistor) 1912-14; Hadwen Park Church, Wor-
cester, Mass. (organized) 1915-20; Memorial Church, Worcester, Mass.,
1920-26. Secretary, Worcester City Missionary Society, 1915-31, part
of the time also serving as treasurer. Died at Worcester, Mass., Oct.
3, 1931.
Prior, Arthur E., horn in England, July 12, 1874. Ordination: Con-
gregational Council, Romeo, Mich., May 2, 1894. Congregational Pas-
torates: Helena, Mich., 1893-94; New Baltimore, Mich., 1894-96; Hilliards,
Mich., 1896-97; Cooper, Mich., 1898-99; Baroda, Mich., 1899-1900; Union-
ville, Ohio, 1904-06; Lexington, Ohio, 1906-08; Harvard, Neb., 1908-09;
Newell, Iowa, 1909-11; De Smet, S. Dak., 1911-12; New England and
Pleasant View, N. Dak., 1916-18; Cleveland and First Church, Medina,
N. Dak., 1920-21; Hettinger and Reeder, N. Dak., 1923-26; Big Timber,
McLeod and Springdale, Mont. 1926-27; Hettinger (second pastorate),
Haynes and Petrel, N. Dak. and Lemon, S. Dak., 1927-29; Big Timber,
Mont, (second pastorate) 1929-31; Paonia, Colo., 1931. Died at Paonia,
Colo., July 24, 1931.
Ratliff, Joseph, horn, Marion, Indiana, Oct. 16, 1849. Education:
Wabash College. Ordination: Society of Friends, Marion, Ind., April,
1876; entered Congregational fellowship, 1896. Congregational Pas-
torates: Valley Church, Lyons, Kan., 1907-11; Chase, Kan., 1911-13;
Valley Church, Lyons, Kan. (second pastorate) , 1914-20. Died at Lyons,
Kan., Feb. 14, 1931.
RiEDiNGER, Jacob P., horn, Randolph, Ohio, Nov. 24, 1844. Educa-
tion: Oberlin College, B. A., 1872; Oberlin Theological Seminary, B. D.,
1876. Ordination: Congregational Coiincil, Kirtland, Ohio, March 7,
1878. Congregational Pastorates: Kirtland, Ohio, 1877-80; Kelly's Island,
Ohio, 1880-83; Grafton and Belden, Ohio, 1883-86; Findlay, Ohio, 1886-
87; North Ridgeville, Ohio, 1887-99; Rockport (now West Park, Cleve-
land), 1903-17; Tavares, Fla., 1917-18. Pastor emeritus. West Park,
Cleveland, 1927-31. Died at Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 2, 1931.
X RiGGLEMAN, SiMON ELIJAH, hom, Petersburg, W. Va., Nov. 28, 1844.
Ordination: West Virginia Christian Conference, Oak Dale, W. Va.,
Sept., 1888. Died at Parsons, W. Va., Feb. 16, 1931.
X RiPPEY, George W., horn, Shelby County, Ohio, Dec. 1, 1853. Ordina-
tion: Northwestern Ohio Christian Conference, Vaughnsville, Ohio, 1874.
Christian Pastorates: Lake Fork, 111., 15 years; Atwood, 111., 12 years;
Arthur, 111., 10 years; Pleasant View, 111., 7 years; Prairie Chapel, 10
years; Bethel, 111., 6 years; Tuscola, 111., 2 years; also at Jack Oak,
Milmine, Hope, Tilton, Pierson, all in Illinois. President Central Illinois
Conference 5 years; Secretary of same, 15 years. Died at Atwood, 111.,
Dec. 7, 1931.
Rodriguez, Macario, hom, Las Cabezes of Farjardo, Puerto Rico, in
1875. Ordination: Congregational Council, Humacao, Puerto Rico, in
1913. Service in Puerto Rico Congregational Churches: Assistant Pastor,
Yabucoa, 1905-08 and 1911-17; Naguabo, 1908-09; Humacao, 1909-11;
Pastor, First Church, Humacao, 1917-29; First Church, Fajardo, 1929-31.
Died at Humacao, Puerto Rico, Sept. 23, 1931.
RoTHROCK, Edgar Sylvanus, horn in Springfield Township, Summit
County, Ohio, May 3, 1862. Education: Buchtel College, 1886, graduate;
Oberlin Theological Seminary, B. D., 1889. Honorary Degree: D. D.,
Defiance College, 1930. Ordination: Congregational Council, Garrets-
ville^ Ohio, July 2, 1889. Congregational Pastorates: Brecksville, Ohio,
1887-89; Garrettsville, Ohio, 1889-95; Park Church, Cleveland, Ohio,
1895-99; Pilgrim Church, Cleveland, Ohio, (associate pastor) 1899-1909.
Superintendent, Congregational Conference of Missouri, 1909-10; Congre-
gational Conference of Ohio, 1910-30, superintendent emeritus, 1930-31.
Died at Cleveland, Ohio, June 13, 1931.
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SARGErrr, Benjamin Farrington, horn, Hopkinton, N. H., March 21,
1853. Education: Knox College, two years; Hamilton College, 1873,
graduate; Chicago Theological Seminary, 1873-74; Auburn Theological
Seminary, 1874-75; Union Theological Seminary, 1877, graduate. Ordi-
nation: Congregational Council, Paxton, 111., June 22, 1877. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: Paxton, 111., 1877-79; South Church, Grand Rapids,
Mich., 1880-89; Trinidad, Colo, (supply), 1889-90; First Church, Fresno,
Cal., 1890-92; Santa Rosa, Cal., 1893-96; Petaluma, Cal., 1896-99; North
Berkeley, Cal., 1899-1904; OHvet Church, San Francisco, Cal., 1904-08;
Grass Valley, Cal., 1910-14; Woodside, Cal., 1914-16; Suisun, Cal.
(supply), 1919. Died at Guerneville, Cal., June 19, 1931.
ScoTFORD, Henry Clinton, horn, Saline, Mich., Oct. 30, 1849. Educa-
tion: Olivet College, B. A., 1873, M. A. ; Chicago Theological Sem-
inary, 1877-78; Divinity School of Yale University, 1880, graduate.
Honorary Degree: D. D., Philandri Smith College, (Arkansas), 1895.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Alpena, Mich., Oct. 9, 1878. Congre-
gational Pastorates: North Topeka, Kan., 1876-77; Alpena, Mich., 1878-
79; Eureka, Kan., 1880-83; Olivet Church, Kansas City, Mo., 1883-88;
Pilgrim Church, Kansas City, Mo., 1889-90; Loda, 111., 1891-94; Lake
Linden, Mich., 1894-95; Nashua and Bradford, Iowa, 1895-98; Trinity
Church (later Hamilton Park), Chicago, 111., 1901-13. Puhlication:
Harold Strait or A Modern Heroic Life, 1913. Died at Cleveland, Ohio,
Jan. 14, 1931.
Shoemaker, Nellie May (Austin) , horn near Odell, 111., Aug. 8, 1868.
Education: Gibbon Collegiate Institute. Ordination: United Brethren,
Riverside, Cal., June 10, 1900; entered Congregational fellowship, 1911.
Congregational Pastorates: (serving as co-pastor with her husband,
Rev. John R. Shoemaker) Loleta, Cal., 1911-13; Herald, Cal., 1915-18;
Adin, Cal., 1918-22; Fort Bidwell, Cal., 1922-29; Calvary Church, Oak-
land, Cal., 1929-31. Died at Oakland, Cal., Sept. 20, 1931.
Simmons, Abraham, horn, Charleston, S. C, Sept. 14, 1856. Educa-
tion: Talladega College; Talladega Theological Seminary, 1893, graduate.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Shelby, Ala., Oct. 1, 1893. Con-
gregational Pastorates: First Church, Shelby, Ala., 1893-96; Kymulga,
Ala., 1896-97; First Church, Birmingham, Ala., 1897-1901; Jenifer, Ala.,
1901-08 and Ironton, 1901-05; Thibodaux, La., 1908-10; Beecher Memo-
rial, New Orleans, La., 1910-16; Howard Church, New Orleans, La., 1919-
22. Died at Detroit, Mich., Jan. 5, 1931.
Smart, Isaac Chipman, horn, Shoreham, Vt., July 28, 1857. Educa-
tion: Amherst, B. A., 1881; Union Theological Seminary, 1885, graduate.
Honorary Degree: D. D., Middlebury College, 1907, University of Ver-
mont, 1920. Ordination: Congregational Council, South Church, Pitts-
field, Mass., June 9, 1885. Congregational Pastorates: South Church,
Pittsfield, Mass., 1885-1906; College Street Church, Burlington, Vt., 1906-
31. Died at Burlington, Vt., June 6, 1931.
Smith, Charles Cullen, horn, Lone Tree, Iowa, May 7, 1856. Ordina-
tion: Congregational Council, Pilgrim Church, Chicago, 111., Sept. 30,
1902. Evangelist. Died at Newton Highlands, Mass., March 5, 1931.
Smits, Bastian, horn, Holland, Mich., May 15, 1857. Education: Hope
College (Michigan), B. A., 1881; New Brunswick Theological Seminary,
D. R., 1884. Ordination: Dutch Reformed, Grand Rapids, Mich., Aug.
29, 1884; entered Congregational fellowship, 1888. Congregational Pas-
torates: Constantine, Mich., (organized), 1888-92; Ypsilanti, Mich., 1892-
97; Charlotte, Mich., 1897-1901; First Church, Jackson, Mich., 1901-21.
Died at Constantine, Mich., March 18, 1931.
Snowden, Clifford Lamont, horn in 1868. Education: Iowa College,
1891, graduate; Chicago Theological Seminary, 1894-95. Ordination:
Congregational Cotmcil, Harlan, Iowa, Jan. 25, 1897, Congregational
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Pastorates: Harlan, Iowa, 1896-98; Fairfield, Iowa, 1899; Brainerd Church,
Chicago, 111., 1901; St. Lawrence Church, Portland, Me., 1909-17. Died
at Covington, Ga., Sept. 28, 1931.
SoLANDT, Andrew Parker, horn, Quebec, Quebec, June 4, 1857. Edu-
cation: McGill University, B. A., 1887; Congregational College of Can-
ada, 1888, graduate; Graduate School of Theology, Oberlin, D. B., 1889.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Brigham, Quebec, June 14, 1888.
Congregational Pastorates: Brigham, Quebec, 1888-90; Bakersfield, Vt.,
1890-92; East Berkshire, Vt., 1892-96, also serving Montgomery, 1893-96;
Odell, 111., 1896-1901; Emmetsburg, Iowa, 1901-02; Alton, Iowa, 1902-03;
Fairmount Church, Wichita, Kan., 1903-07; Maple Hill, Valencia and
Williard, Kan., 1911-13; Fairfield, Neb., 1913-15; Wahoo, Neb., 1915-17;
Valley Springs, S. Dak., 1917; First Church, Granby and East Hartland,
Conn., 1919-24. Professor, Romance Languages and Bible, Fairmount
College, (now University of Wichita), 1903-11. Died at Plantsville,
Conn., Feb. 24, 1931.
Stocking, William Redfield, horn, Urumia, Persia, March 31, 1844.
Education: Williams College, 1867-69; Andover Theological Seminary,
1869-71. Ordination: Congregational Council, Second Church, Westfield,
Mass., June 19, 1871, (for Presbyterian missionary service). Died at
Swarthmore, Pa., Feb. 22, 1931.
Strothard, George William, horn, Somerset, Bermuda Islands, Jan.
20, 1880. Education: Scio and Mt. Union College, M. A., 1906; Colgate
Theological Seminary. Ordination: Methodist Episcopal, September,
1908; entered Congregational fellowship, 1930. Congregational Pastor-
ates: Munnsville, N. Y., 1917-20; Austinburg, Ohio, 1929-30. Died at
Austinburg, Ohio, July 28, 1931.
Sutherland, Ward Taylor, horn, Towanda, Pa., April 16, 1857. Edu-
cation: Genesee Wesleyan College, 1873, graduate; University of Roches-
ter, B. A., 1878, M. A., 1882; Divinity School of Yale University, B. D.,
1887. Honorary Degree: D. D., University of Rochester, 1896. Ordination:
Congregational Council, Ashland, Wis., Sept. 1, 1887. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: Ashland, Wis., 1887-89; Meadville, Pa., 1889-94; Ox-
ford, N. Y., 1894-1903; Wellsville, N. Y., 1903-14; Tallmadge, Ohio, 1914-
20; Rock Creek, Ohio, 1920-30. Died at Clifton Springs, N. Y., Aug. 18,
1931.
Taylor, Horace Judson, horn, Tirupuvanum, Madura Mission, South
India, June 6, 1847. Education: Western Reserve College. Ordination:
Congregational Council, Honolulu, T. H., July 5, 1874. Congregational
Pastorates: Athens, Ala., 1878-80; Second Church, Marietta, Moss Run,
Little Muskingum and Cow Run, Ohio, 1883-85; Anacortes, Wash., 1885-
96, also organizing and serving Fidalgo City and Rosario, 1889-96;
Kelloggsville, Ohio, 1897-1900; Anacortes, Fidalgo City and Rosario,
Wash, (second pastorates), 1900-09. Missionary in the Gilbert Islands
for the American Board, 1874-77 and 1880-82; in Alabama for the Ameri-
can Missionary Association, 1878-80; in Washington for the Congrega-
tional Home Missionary Society, 1885-96 and 1900-09. Died at Anacortes,
Wash., July 31, 1931.
Thayer, Lucius Harrison, horn. Westfield, Mass., Nov. 28, 1857. Edu-
cation: Amherst College, B. A., 1882; Divinity School of Yale University,
B. D., 1888, Dwight fellow, 1889-90. Honorary Degree: D. D., Dart-
mouth College, 1909, Amherst, 1929. Ordination: Congregational Coun-
cil, North Church, Portsmouth, N. H., Jan. 28, 1891. Congregational
Pastorates: Cando, N. Dak., (organized), 1887; North Church, Ports-
mouth, N. H., 1890-1928, pastor emeritus, 1928-31. President, New
Hampshire Home Missionary Society and New Hampshire Congregational
Conference, 1909-31. Died at Dublin, N. H., Sept. 19, 1931. (See Who's
Who in America.)
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Trueblood, William Jasper, horn, Little York, Ind., Sept. 1, 1847.
Education: Hartsville Theological Seminary, 1872, graduate. Ordination:
United Brethren in Christ, Aug. 20, 1873; entered Congregational fel-
lowship, 1882. Congregational Pastorates: Organized and served churches
at Beachwood, Cedarwood, Central and Mauckport, Ind., 1882-88; Revillo,
S. Dak., 1888-90; Frankfort and Turton, S. Dak., 1890-92; Beachwood,
Ind. (second pastorate) 1892-95; Union and Ridge, 111., 1895-99; West
Frankfort and Johnson City, 111., 1899-1900; Hammond, Ind., 1902-04;
Sandoval, 111., 1906-09; Rosamond, Ind., 1912-14. Died at Whiting, Ind.,
May 21, 1931.
Tuck, Edward Arthur, horn, Milford, N. H., Feb. 6, 1860. Education:
Brown University, 1881-82; Amherst College, B. A., 1885; Chicago The-
ological Seminary, 1886-87; Rochester Theological Seminary, 1887-88.
Ordination: Baptist, Newburg, N. Y., Nov. 7, 1891; entered Congregation-
al fellowship, 1906. Congregational Pastorates: Otisfield and Casco, Me.,
1901-03; West Stewartstown, N. H., 1906-08; West Concord, N. H., 1908-
12; Federated Church, Sturbridge, Mass., 1923-26. State missionary
for New Hampshire Congregational Home Missionary Society, 1905-06.
Died at Penney Farms, Fla., Dec. 15, 1931.
Tyler, Henry Mather, horn, Amherst, Mass., Nov. 18, 1843. Educa-
tion: Amherst College, B. A., 1865, M. A., 1868. Honorary Degrees: D. D.,
Amherst College, 1902; L. H. D., Smith College, 1926. Ordinatio7i:
Congregational Council, Toulon, 111., May 6, 1872. Congregational Pas-
torate: Calvinistic Church, Fitchburg, Mass., 1872-77. Walker instructor,
Latin, Amherst College, 1868-69; professor, Greek and German, Knox
College, 1869-72; professor, Greek, Smith College, 1877-1912 and dean
of the faculty, 1900-12. Author, A Greek Play and Its Presentation, 1891.
Edited (with introduction and notes) Selections from Greek Lyric Poets,
1879, 1905; reedited and revised W. S. Tyler's editions of the Germania
and Agricola of Tacitus, 1878, and Plato's Apology and Crito, 1887. Died
at Northampton, Mass., Nov. 3, 1931. (See Who's Who in America.)
VanBlarcom, Grant, horn, Jersey City, N. J., Dec. 4, 1863. Educa-
tion: Shurtleff College; Andover Theological Seminary, 1889, graduate.
Ordination: Congregational Council, Rosemond, 111., Oct. 16, 1890. Con-
gregational Pastorates: West Stewartstown, N. H., 1889-90; Rosemond,
111., 1890-93; Lusk and Manville, Wyo., 1893-94; De Peyster, N. Y., 1896-
97. Died at Stamford, Conn., Aug. 3, 1931.
Veazie, Walter C, horn, Randolph, Mass., June 12, 1847. Ordina-
tion: Congregational Council, Pueblo, Colo., March 18, 1884. Congrega-
tional Pastorates: East and Second Churches, Pueblo, Colo., 1884-87;
Veazie, lone, Metaline Falls and Cusick, Wash, (joint service with his
son. Rev. Carl H. Veazie), 1910-22; Winslow, Wash., 1923-24. Home mis-
sionary evangelist in Kansas, 1887-99, in Colorado, 1901-06. Assistant
superintendent in Texas, 1907-08 and superintendent in Utah and Idaho,
1908-10, for Congregational Home Missionary Society. Died at Tacoma,
Wash., May 6, 1931.
Walton, Gilbert G., horn, Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 27, 1845. Educa-
tion: Valparaiso and Northwestern Universities; Moody Institute. Ordi-
nation: Congregational Council, Robbins, Tenn., Sept. 20, 1901. Missionary
Superintendent for Southern Mountain Field under American Mis-
sionary Association and Congregational Sunday School and Publishing
Society, 1893-1910. Died at Graysville, Tenn., Nov. 2, 1931.
Washburn, Charles Henry, horn, Auburndale, Mass., Dec. 9, 1860
Education: Amherst College, 1883, graduate; Andover Theological Sem-
inary, 1883-84. Ordination: Congregational Council, Berlin, Mass., Dec.
2, 1885. Congregational Pastorates: Berlin, Mass., 1885-88; North Wo-
burn and Burlington, Mass., 1888-90; First Church, Falmouth, Mass.,
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1890-98; Berkley Temple, Boston, Mass. (associate pastor), 1898-99;
Maynard, Mass., 1899-1904; Trinity Church, Neponset, Mass., 1904-14;
Fowler Church, Fall River, Mass., 1914-16; Linden Church, Maiden,
Mass., 1916-22; Church of Christ, Burlington, Mass., 1922-31. Publica-
tions: Falmouth by the Sea; Residental Falmouth. Died at Boston, Mass.,
Nov. 14, 1931.
Weatherby, Charles W., horn in Alabama, March 7, 1882. Educa-
tion: Atlanta Theological Seminary, B. B. L., 1912. Ordination: Con-
gregational Council, Atlanta, Ga., May 8, 1912. Congregational Pas-
torates: Manchester, Okla. and Waldron, Kan., 1912-16; Newcastle and
Silt, Colo., 1921-23; North Louisiana Larger Parish, (Drew and Pleas-
ant Hill Churches, Monroe, Union Church, Downsville and Equality
Church, Eros) 1926-30. Died at West Monroe, La., Jan. 2, 1931.
Webster, Franklin Gates, born, Lynn, Mass., May 9, 1860. Educa-
tion: Dartmouth College, B. A., 1883; Hartford Theological Seminary,
1886, graduate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Cummington, Mass.,
June 9, 1886. Congregational Pastorates: Cummington and Plainfield,
Mass., 1886-88; Passaic, N. J., 1888-90; Oswego Falls, N. Y., 1893-97;
Summer Hill and Groton City, N. Y., 1898-1903; De Ruyter, N. Y.,
1903-10; Harford, Pa., 1910-14; West Bloomfield, N. Y., 1914-20; Lysander,
N. Y., 1920-23; Redfield, N. Y., 1923-29. Died at Syracuse, N. Y., Feb.
24, 1931.
Wellwood, Samuel D., horn, Carlton Place, Ontario, Canada, March
10, 1857. Education: Collegiate Institute, St. Catherines and Normal
School, Goderich, in Ontario, Canada. Ordination: Congregational Coun-
cil, Tipton, Mich., Nov. 24, 1897. Congregational Pastorates: Tipton,
Mich., 1896-98; Wheatland, Mich., 1898-1901; Bancroft, Mich., 1901-06;
Lodi, Ohio, 1906-09; Grass Lake, Mich., 1909-11; Mayflower Chvirch,
Lansing, Mich., 1911-13; Shandon, Ohio, 1913-22; Storrs Church, Cincin-
nati, Ohio, 1922-30. Died at Shandon, Ohio, March 30, 1931.
Willard, John Dayton, born, Appleton, Wis., May 31, 1885. Edu-
cation: Amherst College, 1907, graduate; Hartford Theological Seminary,
1908-10; graduate courses, Massachusetts Agricultural College and Har-
vard Graduate School of Education. Ordination: Congregational Coiin-
cil, Worthington, Mass., June 7, 1910. Congregational Pastorates: Pelham
and Packardville, Conn., 1905-09; Vernon Center, Conn., 1909-10; Worth-
ington, Mass., 1910-13. Died at Amherst, Mass., Dec. 22, 1931.
Williams, James, born, Carmarthen, South Wales, Great Britain,
Sept. 13, 1866. Education: Presbyterian College (Carmarthen, Wales),
1892, graduate; Divinity School of Yale University, B. D., 1896. Ordina-
tion: Congregational Council, Abercarn Mon, England, Sept. 1, 1897.
Congregational Pastorates: Abercarn Mon, England, 1897-99; Shamokin,
Pa., 1900-01; Slatington, Pa., 1901-05; Jones Memorial Church, Scranton,
Pa., 1906-12; Neath and West Warren, Pa., 1912-19; Federated and West
Churches, Spring Creek, Pa., 1919-22; Osceola, N. Y., 1922-26; Lisle,
N. Y., 1926-28. Died at Dormont, Pittsburgh, Pa., July 29, 1930.
Williams, William Tudwel, born, Abersoch, North Wales, Great
Britain, Oct. 31, 1861. Education: Bala-Bangor Independent College,
(Wales) School of Arts, 1884, graduate; School of Theology, 1887, grad-
uate. Ordination: Congregational Council, Parsons, Pa., Dec. 8, 1888.
Congregational Pastorates: Parsons, Pa., 1888-91; Slatington, Pa., 1891-
97, also serving Catasauqua, 1894-97; Welsh Church, New York, N. Y.,
1897-1902; Shamokin, Pa., 1905-20; Taylor, Pa., 1920-25. Died at Scranton,
Pa., May 19, 1931.
Wilton, Richard Thomas, horn, Plymouth, England, Oct. 9, 1849.
Education: Harvard University, B. A., 1879; Harvard Divinity School,
S. T. B., 1881. Ordination: Congregational Council, Lanesville, Glou-
cester, Mass., Nov. 16, 1881. Congregational Pastorates: North Roches-
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ter and Union Grove, Lakeville, Mass., 1881-84; Rindge, N. H., 1884-86;
West Tisbury, Mass., 1889-92; Third Church, Chelsea, Mass., 1892-93;
Wolfeboro, N. H., 1894-96; Lyman, Me. (supply), 1897; East Derry,
N. H., 1898-1903. Died at Elkins, N. H., Oct. 6, 1931.
Wood, Andrew Biddle, horn, Frederica, Del., Nov. 15, 1878. Educa-
tion: Dickinson College, B. A., 1904. Ordination: Methodist Episcopal,
Baltimore, Md., April 1, 1906; entered Congregational fellowship, 1922.
Congregational Pastorate: Rugby Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1922-25. Died
at Easton, Pa., May 25, 1931.
Wright, Mary Page, horn in Stark County, Illinois, Feb. 17, 1848.
Education: Adrian College (Michigan). Ordination: Congregational
Council, Emmetsburg, Iowa. 1910. Congregational Pastorate: Gaza,
Iowa, 1910-12. Missionary for American Board, Harpoot, Eastern Turkey,
1881-85; Marsovan, Western Turkey, 1885-86. Died at Iowa City, Iowa,
Nov. 2, 1930.
SUMMARIES
To and including 1930, Congregational ministers only.
TABULAR VIEW, 1875-1931
1. Number, Age, Service
Year
i Whole No.
1 of Deaths
Average Ages
Average Length
of Service
1875-1930
1
5655
1 72 yrs., 11 mos., 28 ds.
37 yrs., 3 mos., 27 ds.
1931
1
140
5795
1 72 yrs., 7 mos., 1 d.
1 72 yrs., 11 mos., 25 ds.
41 yrs., 5 mos., 18 ds.
1875-1931
1
37 yrs., 5 mos., 3 ds.
2. Age by Decades
Year
1 Over 90 81-90
71-80 61-70 1 51-60 | 41-50
Under | Un-
31-40 30 1 known
1875-1930
1 159
1 1059
1708 1 1268 1 714 | 384
233 1 67 1 63
1931
1 4
1 34
45 1 37 1 10 1 7
1 1 0 1 2
1875-1931
1 163
1 1093
1753 1 1305 1 724 | 391
234 1 67 1 65
66 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
THE STATES
ORGANIZATIONS, OFFICERS, AND MEETINGS
Alabama Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches (White). (Ala-
bama and Florida West). Organized, 1930. Succeeding the Congregational
Conference of Alabama, organized 1892.
Officers: Rev. J. D. Dollar, Lanett, moderator; Rev. J. E. Each. Thorsby,
assistant moderator; Rev. F. P. Ensminger, Demorest, Ga., superintendent, regis-
trar and treasurer; Miss Marguerite Davison, Thorsby, extension service worker.
Session of 1932: Mt. Olive Church, Tallassee, Nov. 8-10.
Alabama, Congregational Conference of, (Colored). (Alabama and Mississippi).
Organized, 1876.
Officers: Prof. A. E. Gregory, Talladega College, Talladega, moderator; Rev.
H. S. Barnwell, 239 Auburn Ave., N. E., Atlanta, Ga., superintendent; Rev.
Thomas L. Routt, 644 Clay St., Marion, registrar; H. A. Boyd, Selma, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Selma, March 24.
Alaska. See Washington.
Arizona. See Southwest.
Arkansas. See Missouri, Oklahoma and Tennessee (Colored).
California, Northern, Congregational Conference. Organized, 1857; incorporated,
1908.
Officers: Rev. W. W. Furze, 4 Greenbank Ave., Piedmont, moderator; Rev.
Harley H. Gill, 421 Phelan Building, San Francisco, superintendent and registrar;
Rev. Benjamin Gould, 3rd & San Antonio Sts., San Jose, president, board of
directors; David H. Dexter, 1228 Taylor St., San Francisco, treasurer.
Session of 1932: First Church, Berkeley, October.
California, Southern, Congregational Conference. Organized, 1887; incorporated,
1908.
Officers: Rev. A. D. Stauffacher, Claremont, moderator; Rev. Edward D.
Gaylord, 611 American Bank Building, 129 W. 2nd St., Los Angeles, superin-
tendent and registrar; Rev. Beverly L. Oaten, 611 American Bank Building, 129
W. 2nd St., Los Angeles, educational secretary; Rev. Samuel Hitchcock, 1555 W.
Vernon Ave., Los Angeles, secretary; C. E. Spaulding, 611 American Bank
Building, 129 W. 2nd St., Los Angeles, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Whittier, May.
Carolinas, Conference of Congregational Churches of the (White). (North and
South Carolina). Organized, 1917; incorporated, 1927.
Officers: Rev. George N. Edwards, 47 Pitt St., Charleston, S. C, moderator;
Rev. Milo J. Sweet, 226 West Henderson St., Salisbury, N. C, pastor-at-large,
registrar and treasurer.
Session of 1932:
Colorado Congregational Conference. Organized, 1868. Holding body, Colo-
rado Congregational Association, Incorporated, 1915.
Officers: Rev. H. C. Kimmel, Manitou, moderator; Rev. Arthur J. SuUens, 634
Mack Building, Denver, superintendent and registrar; Denver R. Piatt, 634 Mack
Building, Denver, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Montrose, May.
Connecticut, General Conference of Congregational Churches of. Organized,
1864.
Officers: Hon. Charles Phelps, Rockville, moderator; Rev. Sherrod Soule, 37
Garden St., Hartford, superintendent of Missionary Society of Connecticut; Rev.
William F. English, 37 Garden St., Hartford, registrar and treasurer of benev-
olence; Rev. Irving A. Burnap, 5 Jewell Court, Hartford, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Center Church, Torrington, Nov. 1-2.
Delaware. See Middle Atlantic.
District of Columbia. See Middle Atlantic.
Evangelical Protestant Conference of Congregational Churches. Formerly the
Evangelical Protestant Church of North America, organized, 1912, being the
outgrowth of the Evangelical Protestant Ministers Association which dates
back to 1878.
Officers: Rev. Paul C. Bekeschus, 1427 Race St., Cincinnati, Ohio, moderator;
George S. Treusch, 303 Shaler St., Pittsburgh, Pa., registrar; Henry Brockhoff.
2903 Sullivan Ave., St. Louis, Mo., treasurer.
Session of 1932: Bridgetown, Ohio, June.
Florida Congregational Conference. Organized, 1883; incorporated, 1921.
Officers: Robert G. Williams, Box 56, Lake Worth, moderator; Rev. Edwin C.
Gillette, 117 W. Forsyth St., Jacksonville, superintendent and registrar; Miss
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Pattie Lee Coghill, 117 W. Forsyth St., Jacksonville, field worker; Charles A.
Hoyt, Atlantic National Bank, Jacksonville, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Lake Worth, April 22-24.
Florida, West. See Alabama (White).
Georgia, Congregational Conference of, (White). Organized, 1888; incorporated,
1928.
Officers: Rev. William T. McElveen, Ponce de Leon and Piedmont Aves.,
Atlanta, moderator; Rev. Milo J. Sweet, 226 West Henderson St., Salisbury, N. C,
pastor-at-large, registrar and treasurer; Miss Annie R. Campbell, 607 Hicks St.,
Waycross, extension worker.
Session of 1932: Central and United Churches, Atlanta, Oct. 27-28.
Georgia and South Carolina, General Convention of Congregational Churches of,
(Colored). Organized, 1890.
Officers: Rev. C. S. Ledbetter, 32 Bull St., Charleston, S. C, moderator and
acting registrar; Rev. H. S. Barnwell, 239 Auburn Ave., N. E., Atlanta, Ga., super-
intendent; Rev. Lewis H. Mounts, Ballard Normal School, Macon, Ga., treasurer.
Session of 1932: Mcintosh, Ga., Nov. 16-20.
German Congregational Churches, General Conference of. Organized, 1883;
incorporated, 1910.
Officers: Rev. John D. Gross, Redfield, S. D., moderator; Rev. Herman Oben-
haus, 19 South La Salle St., Chicago, 111., superintendent and treasurer; Rev.
K. L. Stahl, 1142 Strahley PL, Pittsburgh, Pa., registrar.
Session of 1932: Hebron, N. D., last week in June.
Hawaii. Hawaiian Evangelical Association. Organized, 1820; incorporated, 1883.
Officers: Rev. Henry K. Poepoe, 768 Kanoa Lane, Honolulu, moderator; Rev.
Henry P. Judd, P. O. Box 150, Honolulu, registrar; Rev. John P. Erdman, P. O.
Box 150, Honolulu, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Hawaiian Church, Lihue, June.
Idaho Conference of Congregational Churches and Ministers. Organized, 1894;
incorporated, 1912.
Officers: Rev. Charles E. Gaffney, New Plymouth, moderator; Rev. James F.
Walker, 314 South 10th Ave., Pocatello, superintendent and acting registrar;
Rev. Harry W. Johnson, 302 East 1st Ave., Cheyenne, Wyo., pastor-at-large;
Rev. Charles E. Mason, Mountain Home, treasurer.
Session of 1932: McCall.
Idaho, Northern. See Washington.
Illinois, Congregational and Christian Conference of. Organized, 1931. Super-
seding Congregational Conference of Illinois, organized, 1844; incorporated,
1910.
Officers: Rev. James Mullenbach, 1314 E. 54th St., Chicago, moderator; Rev.
Robert J. Locke, 19 South La Salle St., Chicago, superintendent and registrar;
Rev. Frederick W. Raymond, 19 South La Salle St., Chicago, assistant superin-
tendent; Rev. Ira D. Stone, 19 South La Salle St., Chicago, associate registrar;
John H. Finlay, 19 South La Salle St., Chicago, field worker and treasurer of
benevolences; George H. Schneider, 19 South La Salle St., Chicago, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Springfield, May 2-4.
Indiana Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches. Organized, 1930;
incorporated, 1932. Superseding the Indiana Conference of Congregational
Churches, organized, 1858.
Officers: Rev. H. H. Short, Hagerstown, moderator; Rev. John Humfreys,
Angola, superintendent, registrar and treasurer; Rev. Frederick Cooper, Warren,
associate superintendent.
Session of 1932: Winona Lake, May 10-12.
Iowa, Congregational Christian Conference of. Incorporated, 1931. Organized:
state association, (Congregational) 1840, conference, 1911; merged with
Christians, 1931.
Officers: Charles V. Finlay, Fort Dodge, moderator; Rev. P. Adelstein John-
son, Grinnell, superintendent and registrar; Rev. R. J. Montgomery, Grinnell,
director of religious education; J. E. Bach, Grinnell, treasurer; Miss Helen M.
Nelson, Grinnell, assistant treasurer.
Session of 1932: Osage, May 3-5.
Kansas Congregational Conference. Organized as General Association of Kansas,
1855; incorporated as Kansas Congregational Conference, 1910.
Officers: Rev. Charles L. Atkins, 1228 College Ave., Topeka, moderator:
Rev. John B. Gonzales, 408 New England Building, Topeka, superintendent and
registrar; Rev. C. G. Nelson, Athol, part-time field worker; J. D. Gossett,
State Savings Bank, Topeka, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Emporia, May 10-12.
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Kentucky State Conference. Organized as General Association of Kentucky, 1898.
Officers: Rev. Almon O. Stevens, Stearns, moderator, registrar and treasurer;
Rev. F. P. Ensminger, Demorest, Ga., superintendent.
Session of 1932:
Louisiana Congregational Conference (Colored). Organized, 1869; incorporated,
1910.
O/f-'rers: Rev. Norman A. Holmes, 2318 BienviPe Ave.. New Orleans, modera-
tor; Rev. E. H. Phillips, 2026 St. Anthony St., New Orleans, extension worker,
Congregational Church Extension Boards, and registrar; Rev. R. V. Sims, New
Iberia, treasurer.
Session of 1932: New Orleans, April 7-10.
Louisiana State Association, (White). Organized, 1914.
Officers: G. A. Strozier, West Monroe, Route 1, moderator; Rev. George H.
D^er'amm, Eros, assistant moderator; Rev. Lucien J. Marsh, 829 West 13'h St.,
Oklahoma City, Okla., superintendent; Rev. Paul Leeds, Kinder, registrar and
treasurer.
Session of 1932: Kinder, November.
Maine, Congregational-Christian Conference of, Incorporated, 1931. Super-
seding Congregational Conference and Missionary Society of Maine, organ-
ized, 1909, incorporated, 1910.
Officers: Rev. Roderick A. Macdonald, 70 Cumberland St., Cumberland Mills,
pres'dent: Rev. Rodnev W. Roundy, 95 Exchange St., Portland, superintendent
and registrar; Rev. Willard H. Palmer, 95 Exchange St., Portland, assistant super-
intendent; Wilson D. Clark, 95 Exchange St., Portland, treasurer.
Session of 1932: High Street Church, Auburn, May 10-12.
Maryland. See Middle Atlantic.
Massachusetts Congregational Conference and Missionary Society. Organized;
society, 1799, conference, 1803, merger, 1928. Incorporated; society, 1808,
merger, 1928.
Officers: Rev. Edwin B. Robinson, Holyoke, moderator; Rev. Frederick Har-
lan Page, 14 Beacon St., Boston, president; Rev. Alfred V. Bliss, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, secretary; Rev. Asa M. Parker, 14 Beacon St., Boston, secretary of pro-
motion; Rev. Henry Lincoln Bailey, 169 Crescent Road, Longmeadow, registrar;
Rev. Oliver D. Sewall, 14 Beacon St., Boston, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Quincy, May 16-18.
Michigan Congregational Conference. Organized, 1842; incorporated, 1887.
Officers: Rev. James W. Fifield, Jr., Grand Rapids, moderator; Rev. Stephen
A. Lloyd, 401 American State Savings Bank Building, Lansing, superintendent
and registrar; Rev. John W. Sutherland, 401 American State Savings Bank Build-
ing, Lansing, superintendent emeritus; Rev. C. H. Harger, 401 American State
Savings Bank Building, Lansing, field representative; Mrs. Hattie V. Collins, 401
American State Savings Bank Building, Lansing, president Woman's Missionary
Society and field representative; Herman H. Halladay, 401 American State
Savings Bank Building, Lansing, treasurer.
Session of 1932: First Church, Traverse City, May 17-19.
Middle Atlantic Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches. (Dela-
ware, District of Columbia, Maryland, New Jersey and scattering.) Organ-
ized, 1931; incorporated, 1931. Superseding the Middle Atlantic Conference,
(Congregational), organized, 1869, incornorated, 1927.
Officers: Rev. William Weston Patton, 187 Ridgewood Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J.,
moderator; Rev. Walter Spooner, 1060 Broad St., Room 421, Newark, N. J., super-
intendent and registrar; R. A. Jenkins, 316 Jelliff Ave., Newark, N. J., treasurer.
Session of 1932: Mt. Pleasant Church, Washington, D. C, May 5,6.
Minnesota, Congregational Conference of, Organized, 1856; incorporated, 1916.
Officers: F. W. Sweney, 1921 Laurel Ave., St. Paul, moderator; Rev. A. K.
Voss, 429 Palace Building, Minneapolis, superintendent and registrar; Rev. A. E.
Parson, 429 Palace Building, Minneapolis, pastor-at-large; Rev. J. P. Miller, 429
Palace Building, Minneapolis, Twin City superintendent; J. M. McBride, 429
Palace Building, Minneapolis, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Duluth, May 17-19.
Mississippi. See Alabama (Colored).
Missouri Congregational Conference. Organized, 1865.
Officers: Pres. T. W. Nadal, Drury College, Springfield, moderator; Rev.
Charles C. Burger, 6501 Wydown Blvd., St. Louis, superintendent and registrar;
William C. Tompkins, First National Bank, St. Louis, treasurer; Mrs. George
W. Clinton. 6501 Wydown Blvd., St. Louis, assistant treasurer.
Session of 1932: May.
Montana Congregational Conference. Organized, 1883; incorporated, 1922.
Officers: Dr. L. B. McMullen, Eastern Montana Normal School, Billings,
moderator; Rev. Claton S. Rice, 427 Stapleton Building, Billings, superintendent.
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registrar and treasurer; Rev. E. F. Clarke, McQueen Apts., Miles City, general
missionary.
Session of 1932: Livingston, May 18-20.
Nebraska Congregational Conference. Organized, 1857; incorporated, 1910.
Officers: Rev. E. Merle Adams, Norfolk, moderator; Rev. William A. Tyler,
410 Barkley Building, Lincoln, superintendent and registrar; Rev. P. J. Thiel, 410
Barkley Building, Lincoln, pastor-at-large; C. C. Sheldon, Columbus, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Fremont, April 28-May 1.
Nevada. See California, Northern.
New Hampshire Congregational Conference. Organized, 1801; incorporated, 1913.
Officers: Mrs. James W. Bixler, 12 Center St., Exeter, moderator; Mrs. Lucius
H. ITiayer, 119 Farlow Road, Newton, Mass., president; Rev. Edward R. Stearns,
4 North State St., Concord, secretary, superintendent, registrar and treasurer;
Miss Mary E. Stearns, 6 Pine St., Concord, assistant to the secretary for religious
education and young people's work; Rev. Harold M. Frye, Westmoreland, Cheshire
district missionary.
Session of 1932: Manchester, May 13-15.
New Jersey. See Middle Atlantic.
New Mexico. See Southwest.
New York Congregational Conference. Organized, 1833; incorporated, 1914.
Officers: Robert St. John, Walton, moderator; Rev. Walter H. Rollins, 287
Fourth Ave., New York, superintendent; Rev. Willard P. Harmon, Ticonderoga,
registrar; Rev. William W. Schumaker, 747 Allen St., Syracuse, field representa-
tive; Rev. Henry J. Condit, 310 North Geneva St., Ithaca, director of religious
education: Mrs. Mary D. White, 287 Fourth Ave., New York, woman's field
secretary; Miss Mabel Woodnorth, 287 Fourth Ave., New York, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Middletown, May 17-19.
North Carolina, State Conference of Congregational Churches of, (Colored).
Organized, 1879.
Officers: Rev. G. J. Thomas, Box 1902, Winston-Salem, moderator; Rev. H. R.
Walden, 506 Elizabeth St., High Point, registrar and treasurer.
Session of 1932: Raleigh, Sept. 21-25.
North Carolina (White). See Carolinas (White).
North Dakota, Congregational Conference of, Organized, 1883. Incorporated
as North Dakota Congregational Home Missionary Society, 1908, merged in
conference, 1912.
Officers: H. S. Pond, Crary, moderator; Rev. A. C. Hacke, Fargo, superin-
tendent, registrar and treasurer; Rev. J. G. Dickey, Fargo, assistant superin-
tendent.
Session of 1932: New Rockford, May 24-26.
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches. Organized, 1930. Suc-
ceeding the Congregational Conference of Ohio, organized, 1852, incor-
porated, 1907.
Officers: Gardner Lattimer, Lattimer-Stevens Co., Columbus, moderator; Rev.
Fred L. Hall, 1006 Hippodrome Building, Cleveland, superintendent and registrar;
Mrs. Marion Ballou Fisk, 1006 Hippodrome Building, Cleveland, assistant superin-
tendent; A. M. Gibbons, 913 Williamson Building, Cleveland, legal advisor;
Homer D. Cozad, Cleveland Trust Co., Euclid Ave. at E. 9th St., Cleveland,
treasurer.
Session of 1932: Mansfield, May 9-11.
Oklahoma, Congregational Conference of, Organized, 1890.
Officers: Rev. W. E. Baldwin, Medford, moderator; Rev. Lucien J. Marsh,
829 N. W. 13th St., Oklahoma City, superintendent and registrar; Mrs. R. E.
Newsom, 1823 N. W. 8th St., Oklahoma City, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Pilgrim Church, Oklahoma City, April 26-28.
Oregon, Congregational Conference of. Organized: Congregational Association
of Oregon, 1848, Home Missionary Society of Oregon, 1872; merged and in-
corporated as Congregational Conference of Oregon, 1923.
Officers: Frank H. Plaisted, Porter Building, Portland, moderator; Rev.
Charles H. Harrison, 502 Odd Fellows Building, Portland, superintendent and
registrar; Rev. George A. Pollard, 502 Odd Fellows Building, Portland, pastor-
at-large; M. H. Metcalfe, 502 Odd Fellows Building, Portland, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Portland, May 3-5.
Pennsylvania, Conference of Congregational and Christian Churches of. Or-
ganized, 1931. Superseding Congregational Conference of Pennsylvania, or-
ganized, 1886, incorporated, 1908.
Officers: Rev. W. Glyn Williams, 160 Gaylord Ave., Plymouth, moderator;
Rev. Charles W. Carroll, 133 S. 63rd St., Philadelphia, superintendent; Victor E.
Lewis, 185 Green St., (Edwardsville), Kingston, registrar; Chester A. Thomas,
111 N. Main St., Scranton, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Lansford, May 17-19.
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Puerto Rico, Conghegational-Chhistian Conference of, Organized, 1931. Super-
seding Congregational Conference in Porto Rico, organized, 1926.
Officers: Rev. Narciso Solero, Jr., Victor Lokpez St. No. 6, Santurce, mod-
erator; Rev. C. I. Mohler, Box 247, Humacao, superintendent; Vicente Perez Diaz,
Fajardo, registrar and treasurer.
Session of 1932: Ponce, Jan. 19-22.
Rhode Island Congregational Conference. Organized, 1809; incorporated, 1912.
Officers: Walter H. Tabor, Elmcrest Farm, Slatersville, moderator; Rev.
Charles E. McKinley, 1021 Hospital Trust Building, Providence, superintendent
and registrar; Miss Luella C. Blosser, 15 Park St., Pawtucket, field worker;
George H. Capron, 15 Westminster St., Providence, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Peace Dale, May 10.
South Carolina (White). See Carolinas (White).
South Carolina (Colored). See Georgia (Colored).
South Dakota, Congregational Conference of. Organized, 1871; incorporated,
1911.
Officers: Pres. George W. Nash, Yankton, moderator; Rev. Samuel W. Keck,
Huron, superintendent and treasurer; Rev. H. C. Juell, Aberdeen, and Rev.
George Williams, Rapid City, assistant superintendents; Rev. George E. Green,
Wakonda, registrar.
Session of 1932: Watertown, April 28-May 1.
Southern Convention of the Congregational and Christian Churches. (In process
of organization pursuant to vote of 1932 seeking change of charter of Southern
Christian Convention. The schedule embraces Alabama with West Florida,
the Carolinas, Georgia and Virginia.)
Officers: Rev. Stanley C. Harrell, Durham, N. C, president; Rev. C. H.
Rowland, Greensboro, N. C, vice-president; Rev. I. W. Johnson, Suffolk, Va.,
secretary; Rev. J. O. Atkinson, Elon College, N. C, and Rev. W. Knighton
Bloom, 933 Woodward Building. Washington, D. C, associate secretaries of
missions; Miss Priscilla Chase, Elon College, N. C, field worker.
Session of 1932: Burlington, N. C, April 26-29.
Southwest, Congregational Conference of the, (Arizona, New Mexico, and
EI Paso, Texas). Organized, 1930. Superseding Arizona Congregational
Conference, organized, 1894, and New Mexico Congregational Conference,
organized, 1894.
Officers: Rev. T. O. Douglas, Tempe, Ariz., moderator; Rev. R. R. Shoemaker,
211 South Dartmouth St., Albuquerque, N. M., superintendent; Rev. E. E. Wil-
liams, 342 Rose Lane, Phoenix, Ariz., registrar and treasurer.
Session of 1932: Pilgrim Playground, Flagstaff, Ariz., June 22-29.
Tennessee State Conference (Colored). Organized, 1868.
Officers: Rev. T. M. Brumfield, Fisk University, Nashville, moderator; Rev.
Henry S. Barnwell, 239 Auburn Ave., N. E., Atlanta, Ga., superintendent; Rev.
Alfred T. Clarke, 1216 Chester St., Little Rock, Ark., registrar; Rev. W. J. King,
548 Georgetown St., Lexington, Ky., treasurer.
Session of 1932: Howard Church, Nashville, April.
Tennessee Conference of Congregational Churches (White). Organized, 1915;
incorporated, 1925.
Officers: Rev. Abram Nightingale, Crossville, moderator; Rev. F. P. Ensminger,
Demorest, Ga., superintendent, registrar and treasurer; Miss Marguerite Davi-
son, Thorsby, Ala., extension service worker.
Session of 1932: Barton Chapel, Robbins, Oct. 25-27.
Texas Conference of Congregational Churches (White). Organized, 1882;
incorporated, 1928.
Officers: J. H. Craven, 3419 Colonial St., Dallas, moderator; Rev. Lucien J.
Marsh, 819 N. W. 13th St., Oklahoma City, Okla., superintendent and registrar;
Mrs. L. W. Farrar, 1312 Prairie Ave., Dallas, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Palestine, May 3-5.
Texas. Plymouth Congregational Conference of. Organized, 1900; incorporated,
1927.
Officers: Rev. W. L. Cash, 1002 North Hawkins St., Dallas, moderator; Rev.
Henry S. Barnwell, 239 Auburn Ave., N. E., Atlanta, Ga., superintendent; Rev.
J. I. Donaldson, 1420 Wilson St., Houston, registrar; Rev. William A. Bender, 919
Waco St., Corpus Christi, recording secretary; Mrs. Ida L. Graham, 1564 Ash St.,
Beaumont, president, Woman's Missionary Union of Texas; Mrs. Flaura Wade,
5020 Swiss Ave., Dallas, president, yovmg people's department of state confer-
ence; Mrs. J. E. Whitaker, 1420 Wilson St., Houston, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Corpus Christi, March 30.
Utah Congregational Conference. Organized, 1882; incorporated, 1926.
Officers: Charles E. Davis, Smoot Lbr. Co., Provo, moderator; Rev. James F.
Walker, 314 South 10th Ave., Pocatello, Ida., superintendent; Rev. Arthur L.
Rice, 1549 Browning Ave., Salt Lake City, registrar and treasurer; Miss Madeline
Gile, Box 154. Bountiful, general missionary.
Session of 1932: Vernal, June.
1931] State Organizations, Officers and Meetings 71
Vermont Congregational Conference and Domestic Missionary Society. Organ-
ized, 1795; incorporated, 1872.
Officers: H. Gordon Woodruff, Montpelier, moderator; Rev. William F.
Frazier, Savings Bank Building, Burlington, secretary; John M. Comstock, Clielsea,
statistical secretary; Rev. James B. Sargent, Richmond, financial secretary;
Benjamin E. Bristol, Savings Bank Building, Burlington, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Montpelier. May 13-15.
Virginia. See Middle Atlantic.
West Virginia. See Ohio.
Washington Congregational Conference. (Washington, Alaska and Northern
Idaho). Organized, 1889; incorporated, 1911.
Officers: W. R. Davis, Whitman College, Walla Walla, moderator; Rev. Lucius
O. Baird, Plymouth Church, Seattle, superintendent and registrar; Rev. C. H.
Burdick, Plymouth Church, Seattle, and Rev. W. S. Pritchard, West 1221 Mallon
St., Spokane, associate superintendents; Rev. W. C. AUen, E. 3704 24th St., Spo-
kane, Sunday School missionary for eastern Washington and northern Idaho;
Arne S. Hansen, Plymouth Church, Seattle, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Walla Walla, May 10-12.
Wisconsin Congregational Conference. Organized, 1840; incorporated, 1907.
Officers: L. L. Olds, 722 Williamson St., Madison, moderator; Rev. Theodore
R. Faville, 709 Beaver Building, Madison, superintendent and registrar; Rev. John
W. Wilson, 517 N. Mary St., Appleton, field superintendent; James R. Garver,
Beaver Building, Madison, treasurer.
Session of 1932: Oct. 3-5.
Wyoming Congregational Conference. Organized, 1892; incorporated, 1911.
Officers: Rev. R. E. Morgan, Wheatland, moderator; Rev. James F. Walker,
314 South 10th St., Pocatello, Ida., superintendent, registrar and treasurer; Rev.
Harry W. Johnson, 302 East First St., Cheyenne, pastor-at-large.
Session of 1932: Buffalo, Wyo.
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CHRISTIAN CONFERENCES
The following are officers of those Christian Conferences in which the union
has not yet been consummated.
Indiana Miami Reserve Christian Conference. Officers: Rev. G. R. Osborn,
Daleville, president; Rev. Russell M. Briclcer, R. R. 2, Anderson, vice-president;
Rev. J. Wesley Stewart, R. R. 10, Anderson, secretary; Oliver Richman, Daleville,
current expense treasurer.
Kentucky Christian Conference. Officers: Rev. C. W. Roberts, Plummers
Landing, president; Rev. J. M. Liles, Mouth of Laurel, vice-president; Rev.
T. H. Meadows, Muses Mills, secretary; N. L. Davis, Muses Mills, assistant secre-
tary; E. J. Roberts, Nisi, treasurer.
Kentucky State Christian Conference. Officers: Rev. W. E. Wolford,
Catlettsburg, president; Rev. I. M. Nelson, Harts, W. Va., vice-president; Rev.
W. E. Robinson, R. R. 1, Ashland, secretary; Rev. John Garvin, Russell, treasurer.
Maryland. Baltimore Christian Conference (Colored). Officers: Rev.
Charles E. Brown, 423 N. Bond St., Baltimore, president; Rev. J. E. Claiborne,
1713 Barnes St., Baltimore, vice-president; Rev. J. F. Frazier, 1516 E. Chase St.,
Baltimore, secretary; Rev. David H. Hunter, 1803 Orlean St., Baltimore, treasurer.
Missouri, North. Officers: Rev. C. M. DeWeese, R. R. 1, Brunswick, presi-
dent; T. P. Flagg, R. R. 2, Trenton, vice-president and treasurer; Rev. C. M. C.
Showalter, Station E, Kansas City, secretary.
Missouri. Eastern Osage. Officers: T. A. Morrow, R. R. 4, Dixon, presi-
dent; Lou Chrisman, Tuscumbia, vice-president; L. N. Ricker, Meta, secretary;
Milton Henchley, Iberia, assistant secretary.
Missouri. Western Osage. Officers: H. C. Replogle, Gerster, president;
Mrs. Frank Kuykendall, Weaubleau, vice-president; Pauline Allee, Weaubleau,
secretary.
New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania Christian Conference (Colored).
Officers: Rev. William J. Hollar, 214 W. 96th St., New York, N. Y., president;
Rev. Frederick M. George, 260 Henry St., New York, N. Y., vice-president;
William T. Hooper, Box 77, Vauxhall, N. J., secretary; Mrs. Evangeline Darden,
149 Bayview Ave., Jersey City, N. J., assistant secretary; Rev. Robert Passley,
1006 Brook Ave., Bronx, N. Y., treasurer.
New York. Tioga River Christian Conference (White). Officers: Rev.
L. A. Dykeman, R. R. 3, Schoharie, N. Y., president; Rev. Orey Bolt, Lawrence-
ville. Pa., vice-president; Rev. William Chester A. Winter, Box 212, Central
Square, N. Y., secretary; D. E. Cole, R. R. 1, Powell, Pa., treasurer.
New York, Western (White). Officers: Rev. R. H. Peel, Gasport, president;
Rev. C. O. Brown, Castile, vice-president; Rev. Ira L. Peck, Gasport, secretary;
George E. Northrup, Hilton, treasurer.
North Carolina Christian Conference (Colored). Officers: Rev. J. A.
Henderson, Franklinton, president; Rev. A. J. Holloway, Henderson, vice-
president; Rev. J. W. Meadows, Cary, secretary; Rev. P. R. Alexander, Palmer
Springs, assistant secretary; Rev. J. E. Pearson, Clarksville, treasurer.
North Carolina. Eastern Atlantic (Colored). Officers: Rev. F. A. Hargett,
926 Lincoln St., Greensboro, president; Rev. D. H. Sparrow, 220 Broad St., New
Bern, vice-president; Rev. J. H. Milteer, 16 Oak St., New Bern, secretary; J. F.
Squires, Maribel, treasurer.
North Carolina. Lincoln Christian Conference (Colored). Officers: Rev.
S. W. Albright, Raleigh, president; Rev. K. S. Allen, R. R. 7, Raleigh, vice-presi-
dent; Rev. J. W. Albright, Burlington, secretary; Rev. O. A. Hazel, Greensboro,
treasurer.
North Carolina, Southern Division (Colored). Officers: Rev. Joseph D. Hill,
Raleigh, president; Rev. B. J. Williams, McCuUers, vice-president; Rev. Squire
Dowd, 202 Battle St., Raleigh, secretary; F. C. Watson, Wilson's Mills, assistant
secretary; William Whi taker. Garner, treasurer.
Pennsylvania, Western (White). Officers: Rev. McClelland Riggar, Oli-
phant Furnace, president; Rev. Terah Boyd, R. R., Smithfield, vice-president;
Rev. John K. Marthens, 944 Sycamore St., Turtle Creek, secretary; Rev. Frank
Mickey, Clarksville, treasurer,
treasurer
1931] Christian Conferences 73
Virginia, Eastern (Colored). Officers: Rev. C. A. Harris, 1400 Lead St.,
Norfolk, president; Rev. D. H. Sparrow, New Bern, N. C, vice-president; Rev.
A. B. Ellis, 1211 29th St., Newport News, financial sceretary; H. L. Blackwell,
Berkley, Norfolk, recording secretary; Wesley Raney, 548 25th St., Newport News,
treasurer; Rev. J. D. Farrar, 752 21st St., Newport News, church extension
treasurer; Rev. J. A. Handy, 840 E. Olney Road, Norfolk, treasurer ministerial
sinking fund.
Virginia, Western (Colored). Officers: Rev. J. D. Farrar, 725 21st St., New-
port News, president; Rev. R. R. Briggs, Box 359, Suffolk, vice-president; Rev.
C. A. Harris, 1400 Lead St., Norfolk, financial secretary-sinking fund treasurer;
Rev. J. J. Faulk, 543 Wilcox Ave., Portsmouth, secretary; Rev. W. T. Faulk,
Suffolk, treasurer; Rev. J. B. Jones, 726 19th St., Newport News, church extension
treasurer.
West Virginia Christian Conference. Officers: Rev. J. F. Fawley, St. George,
president; Rev. C. W. Fox, Cassity, vice-president; Rev. Barton Wolford, Dry
Fork, secretary; Rev. Burley Pennington, Hambleton, assistant secretary; Rev.
S. M. Bonner, Davis, treasurer.
West Virginia, Southwestern. Officers: Rev. C. A. Sydenstricker, Kingston,
president; Rev. George Bias, Racine, vice-president; A. A. Montague, Quincy,
secretary-treasurer.
Wisconsin, Richland Union. Officers: Rev. Mrs. E. J. Sachtjen, Livingston,
president; Lossie Cooey, Blue River, secretary; O. R. Dyer, Blue ^iver, treasurer.
74 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
ANNUAL STATISTICS OF THE CHURCHES
See last page for last minute revisions.
The statistics are collected bv the registrars of the Conferences and compiled
in the oflBces of the General Council. They are of date of January 1, 1932, and
cover the year 1931. Changes in pastorates are corrected until copy is complete.
Such revisions and author's corrections in statistics are not involved in the
summaries.
Following the provisions of the Plan of Union, Congregational and Christian
statistics are here combined for the first time. The natural imperfections of a
first attempt are evident. Subsequent issues will make possible the correction
of many errors and imperfections. Former Christian churches are marked "x"
after the numbers in the schedules. Christian ministers and clerks are similarly
shown in the alphabetical lists. Christian churches whose conferences have not
perfected merger with Congregational associations are listed under "Additional
Christian churches." Many of these are now working out mergers. Some
Congregational comparisons are given for information where total comparisons
are not yet available. Some data formerly in the Christian Annual does not
appear in the Year Book, but will be found in state publications. The editors
invite patience in these initial years of union.
The schedules are arranged by conferences rather than by geographical state
lines. For example, all the states in the Middle Atlantic Conference are listed
under "Middle Atlantic," but with subheads for each state. The Conference
summaries are given at the end of the schedules. Summary I, however, is for
the most part by state lines.
Persons noting errors are earnestly requested to report the same, especially
when the mistakes involve benevolent contributions. Here it should be noted
that money received in any national, district or state office to and including
January 10, is credited to the preceding year unless otherwise requested.
The first name in the list of churches is usually the name of the town or
city in which the meeting house is located. This is also the name of its post
office unless followed by a name in heavy faced type. If this postal word is an
adjective it goes with the preceding name, e.g., Newton, West, signifying West
Newton. If itself a name it supersedes the other, as "Newton, Aubumdale,"
meaning Aubumdale in the town of Newton.
Reference marks are used as follows:
X After church number indicates a Christian church.
* Church has parsonage.
t Not full time salary but payment for part time service, summer work,
and the like.
S Contribution amounts to less than 50 cents.
§ For address see alphabetical list.
— No answer can be given.
[] Brackets around a pastor's name signify "Not a Congregational or Chris-
tian minister in full standing."
i Pastor installed by Council.
r Pastor recognized by Council.
y Pastor serves more than one church. (See Conference Summary.) A
salary so marked is the total from the group.
c Includes Cradle Roll.
h Includes Home Dept.
e Includes Cradle Roll and Home Dept.
b Includes Branch Sunday School.
z Includes gifts on benevolence to objects similar to Nat'l So. causes.
II When a church has made no report, items of church and Sunday School
membership and value of property are inserted from previous Year-Book and
marked II. This is done that these items may be included in the summaries and
comparative tables, thus minimizing the danger of falsifying the comparisons.
AH apportionment figures are from societies' reports.
The tables are not a postal guide. For addresses of ministers and clerks
refer to alphabetical lists in the back of the book. Names of Sunday School
superintendents, church treasurers, treasurers of benevolence and chairmen of
boards of trustees, are on file in state offices, as are also certain other data.
Under church "Members" the number "Absent" are included in the "Total."
Amount of "Home Expenses" includes all salaries, together with missionary aid
received, operating expenses for church, Sunday School, choir and parish, also
cost of new buildings, repairs and improvements paid for during 1931. "Salary
units" include the total number of pastors of individual churches; pastors serving
yoked fields and vacant churches reporting salary. Endeavor has been made to
eliminate part time workers, such as students serving during the summer.
The Summaries give important data by states in Table I and national data
by years in Table II. The less important items appear in the supplementaL
summary. Additional totals appear in footings of conference schedules.
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♦United Church. Comprises the former Presbyterian, Methodist and Congre-
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SECRETARIES' NAMES AND ADDRESSES
AFRICA, SOUTH.— Mr. R. J. Johnson, M.A., Central Cong. Church, Bree St.,
Johannesburg, South Africa.
ARGENTINA.— Rev. WiUiam Strauch, Urdinarrain, E. Rios, Argentina.
AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND.— Rev. Absalom Deans, B.A., 339 High St.,
Glen Iris, S. E. 6, Melbourne, N.S.W.
New South Wales.— Rev. William L. Patison, Church House, 264 Pitt St., Sydney,
N.S.W.
Queensland.— Rev. J. F. T. Short, Cong. Union Office, 409 Adelaide St., Bris-
bane, Queensland, Australia.
South Australia.— Rev. E. J. Stacy, Stow Bldg., Flinders St., Adelaide, South
Australia.
Tasmania.— Mr. F. A. Allen, Tregear's Bldg., Collins and Argyle Sts., Hobart,
Tasmania.
Victoria.— Rev. Walter Albiston, Independent Hall, Collins St., Melbourne, C. 1,
Victoria, Australia.
West Australia.— Rev. Thos. Otho Bryant, Trinity Church Bldgs., St. George's
Ter., Perth. West Australia.
New Zealand.— Rev. Harry Johnson, 17 EUice Ave., Wellington, New Zealand.
BRAZIL. — Rev. Fortunato Gomez Luz, Rua Camerino, 102, Rio Janeiro, Brazil.
BRITISH GUIANA.— Rev. Duke G. Munroe, B.D., Rodboro Manse, West Coast,
Berbice, British Guiana.
CANADA.—
United Church of Canada. — (Embraces former Congregational Union) — Rev T.
Albert Moore, D.D., 421 Wesley Bldg., 299 Queen St., W., Toronto, Ont.
ENGLAND AND WALES.— Rev. Sidney M. Berry, M.A., D.D., 22 Memorial Hall,
Farringdon St., London, E. C. 4, England.
IRELAND. — Rev. James M. Calder, The Manse, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim, Ireland.
JAMAICA.— Rev. A. F. Blandford. B.A., 35 North St., Kingston, Jamaica.
JAPAN.— Director-in-Chief, Rev. Hiroshi Hatanaka, Osaka, Japan.
NEWFOUNDLAND.— Mr. Vater G. Rose, c/o George Langmead, Ltd., St. Johns,
Newfoundland .
SCOTLAND. — Rev. Charles Richardson, M.A., D.D., 44 Queen's Drive Glasgow
S. 2, Scotland.
UNITED STATES.— Rev. C. E. Burton, D.D., 287 Fourth Ave., New York City
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Supplementary Summary
SUPPLEMENTARY SUMMARY
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Young People's Societies: Number of churches reporting, 3,498; gain, 104; Number of
members, 179,267; gain, 11,870 (including Christian church reports).
Baptisms: Total, 31,764. Previous year, 28,987 (Congregational only).
Families: Number, 530,701. Previous year, 655,356 (Congregational only).
Ministers in Full Standing: Pastors. 3,384 (installed, 393; recognized. 111). Pastors
Emeritus, 98. Denominational Officials, 139. Missionaries, College Pastors, etc., 184.
Educators, 299. In Other Religious Work, 120. In Business and Professions. 376.
Others, 1,346. Total, 5,946.
Independent Mission Schools: Number 101; loss, 40. Membership, 4,578; loss, 1,484.
Salaries: Total, $7,539,753 (paid supplies, $96,519); Salary Units, 3,727; Average Salary,
$1,997. Congregraf ional— Total, $7,165,380 (paid supplies, $86,152); Salary Units, 3,390;
Average Salary, $2,088, decrease, $47.
Invested Funds: Number of churches reporting, 1,717; Total $23,030,176.
Legacies (1931): Number of churches reporting, 379; Total, $1,083,896.
Debts: Number of churches reporting, 1,542; Total, $13,281,033.
Vnbudgeted Apportionment Contributions: Total, $204,820.
Other Gifts (Special Denominational and Undenominational) Total, $825,058.
All Benevolences: Total $3,457,433. Decrease $733,327 (including Christian Church
Reports) .
*Size of Churches:
Number of churches having a membership of 9 or less 304
Number of churches having a membership of 10-49 1554
Number of churches having a membership of 50-99 1466
Number of churches having a membership of 100-249 1736
Number of churches having a membership of 250-499 703
Number of churches having a membership of 500-999 334
Number of churches having a membership of 1000 or more 98
6195
* Admission to Membership on Confession of Faith:
Number of churches which received 9 or fewer 2050
Number of churches which received 10-24 1046
Number of churches which received 25-49 298
Number of churches which received 50-99 67
Number of churches which received 100 or more 10
Number of churches which received none 1982
Number of churches making no report 742
6195
♦Because of incompleteness of reports the 239 "Additional Christian" and Afro Christian
churches are not included.
Foreign-speaking Churches: Armenian, 20; Assyrian, 1; Bohemian, 3; Chinese, 8;
Czechoslavak, 7; Dano-Norwegian, 11; Filipino, 6; Finnish, 37; French, 4; German,
232; Hawaiian, 49; Indian, 26; Italian, 5; Japanese, 30; Mexican, 8; Polish, 1; Portu-
gese, 1; Scandinavian, 8; Spanish, 21; Swedish, 63; Welsh, 36. Total, 577.
Foreign Missions: (Supplementing data under Summary I). Stations, 97; Out-stations,
1916; Number of missionaries, 694; Native force, 5,317; Places of meeting, 2,678; Total
constituency, 297,398; Number of schools, 1,461; Native Contributions, $759,706, of
which $388,074 for Christian work.
CHRISTIAN SUMMARY
COMPARATIVE TABLE BY YEARS
[Churches
Members 1 Additions
S. S. 1
Home
Year |
Total
Total 1 Confession | Ministers
Members
Benev.
Expenses
1896
1,424
107,868
1,391
1898
1,489
109,667
1,449
1902
1,350
101,597
1,538
1906
1,316
97,137
1,175
1910
1,307
101,468
984
1915
1,350
109,478
1,418
1920
1,204
105,310
1,087
1925
1,052
108,182
1,050
90,694
245,770
957,132
1926
1,108
105,849
1,123
94,516
316,280
1,006,765
1927
1,157
109,641
3,370
1,177
92,606
308,373
1,003,389
1928
1,178
105,684
3,797
1,090
86,432
351,613
1,183,719
1929
1,151
112,122
3,396
1,113
85,617
330,582
1,010,118
1930
1,137
108,188
3,793
1,135
79,120
350,215
832,651
1931
1,099
104,091 1 a5,897
merged
75,431
merged
599,288
a Total additions.
272 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN ORDINATIONS, 1931
ARENDS, HAROLD L., Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
AVIKAINEN, A A R N E J . ,
Wellington Ave. Church,
Chicago, 111.
BIERBAUM, MILTON A.,
Glenview, 111.
xBOLDEN, WILLIAM, Newport
News, Va.
xBRANTNER, E. S., Newfield,
N. Y.
BROCKWAY, W. P., Salem,
N. H.
BROST, CARL F., Selby, S. D.
BUNKER, KENNETH C, West-
field, Vt.
BUNKER, SYDNEY K., Wil-
ton, Conn.
BURCH, WAYNE H., Moor-
land, Iowa
BUTTREY, ADELBERT J.,
Park Ridge, N. J.
xCARLSON, HENRY, Ever-
green, Pa.
CASKEY, JAMES STILLMAN,
Genoa City, Wis.
CHARRIER, FREDERIC
EMILE, Bucksport, Me.
CLAREY, H. D., Yucaipa, Cal.
CLAUS, AUGUST, Norfolk,
Nebr.
xCLEVENGER, HUBERT K.,
Celina, Ohio
xCLIFTON, JUNIUS D., Ad-
vance, Ind.
COE, M. WALKER, North
Carver, Mass.
CONDIT, EDWARD MORROW,
Ithaca, N. Y.
COSSUM, C. M., Fed. Church,
Lanesborough, Mass.
COTTLE, GARDNER DIXON,
Wayland, Mass.
DOPSON, J. MARION. East
Tallassee, Ala.
EATON, MRS. OLIVE
MYRTLE, Munnsville, N. Y.
ERICKSON, ELMER, Cotton-
wood, S. D.
ERNST, EDWARD G-, New
Salem, Mass,
June
21
June
18
June
10
October
Sept.
6
Oct.
21
June
13
Sept.
9
May
5
Nov.
24
Nov.
12
June
14
Nov.
18
July
1
Mar.
31
Sept.
12
Sept.
18
August
Jan.
27
Oct.
15
Sept.
16
May
24
Aug.
15
Dec.
15
Mar.
16
Nov.
5
FAIRBANKS, GEORGE W.,
Pierce, Nebr. Oct. 5
FLECKLES, ELLIOTT VIC-
TOR, Central Church,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Dec. 5
FRAZIER, CECIL E., Lee
Center, 111. June 16
GALE, LOUIS. JR., Hayden,
Colo. Nov. 1
GARDNER, JOHN A., Chicago,
111. June 11
GAYLORD. DONALD F., Brea,
Calif. Oct. 29
GRANT, E. MILTON, Man-
chester, Mass. Mar. 4
xGROW, LAWRENCE, Ever-
green, Pa. June 14
GUTJAHR, EDWIN, Selby,
S. D. June 13
HALL, RAYMOND AVERY,
Charlotte, Vt. June 12
xHALLENBECK, CLARENCE
H.. St. Johnsville. N. Y. June 7
HARRELL. D ELBERT E.,
Caledonia, 111. June 17
HAZELTINE, FRANCIS B.,
Abington. Conn. Nov. 10
HILL, RANDOLPH HOOKER,
Brimfleld, Mass. May 21
xHILLIARD, Henry C, Louis-
burg, N. C. Dec. 13
HOATS, ELMER EUGENE,
Clifton, 111. Aug. 24
xHOLGATE. A. RAWSON, York
Village, Me. October
HOLT, DEAN EDWARD, Erv-
ing, Mass. Jan. 13
HOPPER, STANLEY B., Gar-
den Prairie, 111. June 3
.xHYDE, F. ERVIN. Stouffville,
Ontario June 21
HYSLOP, FREDERICK WM.,
Janesville, Wis. May 25
JACKSON, CARMAULT B.,
Feeding Hills, Mass. Dec. 9
JOHNSON, MARCUS W.,
Glenview, 111. June 10
JONES, ALAN T., Whitehall
Church, Waycross, Ga. Nov. 29
KAUFFMAN, RUSSELL
EMERSON, Plymouth
Church, Ottumwa. la. Oct. 23
1931]
Congregational and Christian Ordinations
273
xKING, BENJAMIN, Evergreen,
Pa. June 14
KING, GORDON, L., Isabel,
S. D. May 20
KLEIN, EMIL G., Turtle Lake.
N. D. June 20
LATSCH, VARDON S., South
Ashburnham, Mass. Mar. 20
LEUNG, KWAI-NGAM, Los
Angeles, Calif. Jan. 25
LUM, KO FONG, Honolulu,
Hawaii Nov. 22
MARSHALL. MILLARD HAR-
LEY. Nucla, Colo. Oct. 8
xMATHENEY, ZONA, Hutson-
ville. 111.
MAYNE, JOSEPH Q., Oska-
loosa, la. Nov. 2
McCONNELL, H. D., Paw-
tucket Church, Lowell, Mass. June 25
McGOWN, RUSSELL MILLER,
• Shelton, Conn. Oct. 29
MECKEL, EZRA, Elk River,
Minn. Feb. 25
MORSE, JAMES K., Hacken-
sack, N. J. Oct. 29
MOSSHAMMER, A L D E N ,
Broadway Tabernacle, N. Y. June 11
NICHOLSON, WESLEY G.,
Highland Park, Mich. Jan. 6
NICOLAS, WILLIAM HENRY,
Beachmont Church, Revere,
Mass. Oct. 8
NOUSIAINEN, ELIZABETH
(now Avikainen, Mrs. Eliza-
beth), Wellington Ave.
Church, Chicago, 111. June 18
OHMURA, MASAYOSHI, Los
Angeles, Calif. Oct. 5
PENDER, (MRS. G. W.) ANNE
B., Newburgh, N. Y. Oct. 20
PENDER, HOWARD D.,
Bridgewater, N. Y. Nov. 10
PENN, GEORGE W., Albe-
marle, N. C. Sept. 27
PRIEST, OZRO E., Charlevoix,
Mich. Sept. 17
RAPP, ALFRED HARRY, Ber-
lin, Conn. June 12
RASCHE, ROBERT L., Engle-
wood, Colo. Dec. 21
RICE, VERNON W., Curtis,
Nebr. Oct. 16
RICHARDSON, RUSSELL B.,
Reading, Mass. April 6
SALMON, JAMES D., Ocean
View Church, San Francisco,
Calif.
xSANDERS, DALE O., Sum-
merfield, N. C.
SARGENT, STANLEY MORSE,
Wakefield, Mass.
SCHUBERT, PAUL, Selby, S. D.
SCHULZ, ORMUND A., Chi-
cago, 111.
xSEAGRAVE, MRS. MAYMIE,
Losantville, Ind.
xSHAFER, CLARK S.
ville, N. J.
Fines-
SHAW, EDGAR MED ILL,
Seward First Church, Mi-
nooka. 111.
xSTEVENSON, EUGENE C, St.
Johnsville, N. Y.
SUAREZ, CRUZ A.
xTALLY, GEORGE M., Ram-
seur, N. C.
TEED, KENNETH R., West-
hampton, Mass.
TISHKINS, FRANK, Bethel,
Conn.
TONG, WALTER C, Plymouth
Church, New Haven, Conn.
TOWNSEND, LYNNE P., Lud-
low, Mass.
VAN LUVEN, PHILIP E., Ra-
venna, Nebr.
VERNON, DOUGLAS, Keene
Valley, N. Y.
VICKERY, MISS ALMEDA
CAMPBELL, Immanuel Ch.,
Hartford, Conn.
VIDOLOFF, ZAPRIAN R.,
Chicago, 111.
xVOLZ, GEORGE J., Kittery
Point, Me.
VORRATH, HENRY, Selby,
S. D.
WESTBROOK, JOHN H., Jr.,
Cornwall, Conn.
WETZEL, JOHN, Broadway
Tabernacle, New York, N. Y.
WORSTER, LUCILLE, M.,
Danville, Vermont
WORSTER, RAYMOND G.,
Danville, Vermont
YAPLE, GEORGE SKILES, N.
Woodward Ch., Detroit, Mich.
xYOUNG, FRED, Evergreen, Pa.
June 8
Nov. 11
June 3
June 13
June 29
Sept. 18
Apr. 22
June 15
June 7
Nov. 4
June 10
April 23
June 2
May 17
May 12
Aug. 13
Jan. 27
Dec.
Oct. 9
June 13
Oct. 15
June 11
Sept. 28
Sept. 28
May 14
June 14
274 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
CLERKS
CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
Where the Post Office is that of the church of the same number in the schedule
it is omitted. Street or R. D. are given when needed. Where the name of the clerk
was not reported the number of the church is omitted. Mr. and Miss have been
uniformly omitted.
Lists of Sunday School Superintendents, Treasurers and Chairmen of Trustees are
on file in state offices.
ALABAMA (Colored)
1. Mrs. M. L. DeArmond.
2. L. C. Farley.
3. Edgar T. Wilson, 630 N. St.
4. Mrs. Beatrice Youngblood, 1318
Ave. L.
5. Emma Posey, Box 534.
6. Leroy T. Sebert, 522 Pipeshop St.
8. Mrs. Chas. Davis.
9. Frank Fields, 455 Selina St.
10. Mrs. Georgie Brogsdale, 518 Grove St.
11. Mrs. V. A. Robertson.
12. Mrs. E. Guy Snell, Talladega, 406
W. Battle St.
15. Jas. Flood, Caledonia, Route 3, b. 32.
16. Marvin Roberts, 1121 27th Ave.
17. Edgar Rice, Tougaloo, Miss.
CALIFORNIA (Northern)
1. Mrs. Jessie A. Chisholm.
2. A. R. Groenink, 1107 Broadway.
3. Mrs. Amy Jarman.
4. Mrs. Ed C. Leonard.
5. Mrs. George Irvine, 618 Seventh St.
6. Mrs. E. R. Foster, 155 College Way.
7. Mrs. Jessie S. Clarke.
8. John Jee, 1917 Addison St.
9. Dr. Frank R. Burton, 1206 The
Alameda.
10. Mrs. Harry Fowden, 1437 Bonita Ave.
11. Rev. Charles R. Fisher, 2314 Haste St.
12. Henry Salawasser, Kerman, Route 2,
Box 222.
13. Mrs. Lillie F. Shaw, Route 1, Box 83.
14. R. J. Arnold, Modesto, 612 4th St.
15. C. L. Sedgley.
16. Samuel Magowan, Petaluma, R. F. D.
1, Box 353.
17. Mrs. W. M. Laidlaw.
18. George Martzen, Jr., Route 1,
Box 380.
19. Jacob Rau, Route 3, Box 909.
20. Mrs. Angle A. Adams.
21. Mrs. O. W. Lord, 1312 H St.
22. fNettie Klabundie, Manor.
IMrs. Edward Page, San Anselmo,
43 Hawthorne Way.
23. Agnes E. Smith, Box 67.
26. A. Gazarian, Box 12.
27. Mrs. Mitchell P. Briggs, 926 Vassar
Ave.
29. Korehiro Kawai, 801 E St.
30. John O. Najarian, 1121 Van Ness
Ave.
31. Rev. J. J. Raugust (Pastor), 405
E St.
32. J. A. Karle, 261 F St.
33. James Bonbright.
34. Laura Freeman, 306 W. Main St.
35. Mrs. Hattie M. Gingles, Route 1,
Box 110.
36. Harry Everest.
37. Amy Jensen, Route 3, Box 122.
38. Mrs. L. D. Rathbone, Santa Rosa,
Route 5, Box 530.
39. Mrs. William Richards.
40. Mrs. Maud McGarva.
41. Mrs. Jessie Megerle.
42. Christian Boettcher, 112 Walnut St.
43. Annie McKenzie, Box 34.
45. Mrs. Belle Swetzer.
46. Mrs. Jennie Sanderson, 1606 Al-
hambra Ave.
47. Mrs. Evalyn Stephens.
48. Mrs. E. C. Grau.
49. Manuel Alexanian, 2603 E. 23rd St.
50. Mrs. J. W. Leiter, 3654 West St.
51. F. F. Barbour, 509 Fairmount Ave.
52. Arthur Abrott, 1617 35th Ave.
53. T. Sato, 620 58th St.
54. Mrs. Ruth S. Parks, 5507 College
Ave.
55. Mrs. G. A. Saunders, 2715 60th Ave.
56. Alice L. Osborne, 3805 Piedmont
Ave.
58. Mrs. M. W. Wells, 990 Bird St.
59. Gertrude Ernst, 502 Granite St.
60. Mrs. Helene N. Standley, 250 Byron
St.
61. H. R. Whittlesey.
62. Manoog GuUarian, Route 1, Box 185.
63. Frederica Coggeshall, Sixth and A
Sts.
64. Mrs. R. H. Parker, 289 E. 6th St.
65. Anthony F. Taylor, Box 210.
66. Mrs. W. A. Sears, Box 53.
67. Wilbur Doxsee, 503 Arlington Road.
68. Oscar Kalliokoski, Route 1, Box 26.
69. James W. Hamilton.
70. Mrs. May Denton.
71. Mrs. Eugene Pitts, 1724 39th St.
72. George W. Prickett.
73. Mrs. Jessie Disckmann.
74. H. M. Goss, 166 The Embarcadero.
75. Tzolag Shakerian, 170 Bisbee St.
76. Mrs. Arthur Chin, 1035 Washington
St.
78. Kichi Saburo Ogi, 1481 Valencia St.
79. Louise Schwar, 136 Sagamore St.
80. Charles E. Lord, 375 10th Ave.
81. Jacob Adolph, R. D. 1.
82. Mrs. H. W. Conkling, 281 S. 9th St.
83. Mrs. Anna M. Groscup, Box 224.
84. Jesse Hardy, P. O. Box 66.
85. Mrs. Amy B. Hodge, Hay ward,
Route 2, Box 117.
86. Col. Lewis E. Goodier, 16 Clark.
87. O. Fay Colher, 312 E St.
88. Ernest F. Otto, 73 Cleveland Ave.
89. Katherine Kinley, 803 College Ave,
90. Mrs. H. A. Clark.
91. Irene B. Scott, 525 N. Main St.
92. Florence G. Murphy.
93. Mrs. W. S. Parrish, P. O. Box 91.
94. A. W. Blain, 327 W. Flora St.
95. E. N. Eager, Fairfield.
96. Mrs. A. E. Dayton, 442 Bryan.
97. Mary Buttner.
99. Helen C. Storm, 638 E. King St.
100. Mrs. J. J. Harrington.
101. Mrs. Isabelle Mighall, Redwood City,
R. F. D. 1.
102. Jay A. Carpenter, 245 University
Terrace.
CALIFORNIA (Southern)
1. H. Percy Foss, El Cajon, Route 2.
1931] Congregational and Christian Church Clerks
275
CALIFORNIA (Southern) (Continued)
Herbert R. Portman, Alvin, Route 1.
Mrs. M. A. Travis.
E. C. Westenkuehler, Box 242.
Mrs. T. L. McCuen, 1012 Truxtun.
C. L. Garver, P. O. Box 343.
Mrs. Alpha A. Lyman, Box 34.
Mrs. Nettie Negley, Fullerton, R. 2,
Box 50.
I. D. Jaynes.
Mrs. Inez B. Marks, 594 Bethany Rd.
Mrs. Edith Corn.
Mrs. Maria Espinoza, 427 3rd St.
Darley Howe, 1307 2nd Ave.
George G. Hitchcock, 721 College
Ave
Paul Farmer, 802 W. 6th St.
Albert M. Wilson, 602 E. 4th Ave.
Miriam Price, Box 136.
Mrs. G. G. Chupp, Riverside, Route 2.
Mrs. E. S. Cameron, 1436 Virginia
Ave.
Mrs. Alice W. Mclntyre, Los Angeles,
1661 E. 84th St.
A. W. Bolender, 459 E. Rhode Island.
Mrs. H. K. Smith, San Jacinto.
James Miller, R. F. D.
Ernest G. Metcalf, Box 163.
Edward C. Upp, Box 215.
Mrs. Ralph Cook, Hawthorne, 300
W. Maryland.
Lawrence W. Carr.
Mrs. Fred C. Walker, 320 Granada
Ave.
Mrs. O. L. Spencer, 542 Locust Ave.
Edward Jones.
M. T. Asatoorian, 665 S. Chicago St.
H. YaghUkjian, 1631 W. 20th St.
Harry Marsh, 6716 S. Figueroa.
Mrs. Thea B. Hopkins, 682 S. East-
man St.
Howard Dong, 1135 E. 21st St.
Mrs. Alfred N. Cook, 5143 Townsend
Ave.
John E. Peterson, 3355 Wilshire Blvd.
Mrs. Bertha M. Ross, 535 S. Hoover
St.
A. P. Beaman, 6128 Monterey Rd.
Mrs. W. R. Shade, 1805 E. 70th St.
John S. Schroeder, Hollywood, 2032
N. Las Palmas Ave.
Mrs. Pearl A. Nelson, 6015 Crenshaw
Blvd.
Mrs. Octavia Stewart, 1028 E. Santa
Barbara.
Albert H. Ashjian, 1548 W. 20th St.
A. Henry Keitel, 2367 W. 20th St.
C. H. Connard, Hollywood, 3245
Primera Ave.
Jordan C. Smith, 1510 S. Vermont
Ave.
Jessie C. Randolph, 1703 S. Oxford
Ave.
F. W. Grandoll, 1558 W. Vernon Ave.
Jennie E. Evans, 5426 Sixth Ave.
Ella Hill, Echo Park & Montana
May F. Darnell, 712 Woodlawn Ave.
Mrs. Nellie E. Carlson, 7020 S. Haas
Ave.
Charles Jensen, 3321 London St.
Mrs. Mary B. HaeberUne, 605
Sepulveda Blvd.
Mrs. Ida M. Newman, Box 585.
Mrs. Nannie E. Shields.
Mrs. Verne B. Ward, Riverside,
c/o Moreno Stage.
Luther M. Harris, Box 177.
Mrs. Mamie Applebury, 674 Walnut
St.
B. F. Covel.
Mrs. Ivy McCloy, Box 147.
Paul F. Hunnewell, 816 W. I St.
72. Virgil F. Morse, Route 1, Box 364.
73. Mrs. C. L. Marsh, Bakersfield, Route
3, Box 100.
74. Moses Danielian, 1139 N. Allen Ave.
75. Arthur H. Gage, 582 N. El MoUno
Ave.
76. K. Momii, La Canada, Rt. 1, Box 656.
77. Edward A. Lathrop, 432 N. Mentor
Ave.
78. Mrs. B. B. Taylor, 943 N. Madison
Ave.
79. John R. Bragdon, 745 La Loma Rd.
80. Ross L. Haugh, P. O. Box.
81. Mrs. L. A. Wood, Nuevo.
82. Mrs. Ellen Baker Lawrence, 1652 S.
Garey Ave.
83. Samuel Lopez, Pomona, 570 W. 7th
St.
85. Mrs. Verne Hegele.
86. Bertha M. King, 535 W. Pahn Ave.
87. Richard Ohly, 510 N. Guadalupe.
88. Mrs. James Mason, 108 Date St.
90. Dr. T. D. Esgate, 4478 Fourth St.
91. Jukichi Harada, 3541 8th St.
92. A. W. Swisher, Rt. 2, Box 250.
93. Mrs. Thomas O'Hallaran, 4480
Hortensia.
94. Tsutaye Sato, 431 13th St.
95. Charles H. S. Dunning, 4438 Estrella
Ave.
96. Elijah Ball, 601 Marine St.
97. Wm. N. Hill, Rt. 2, Box 541A.
98. Mrs. James B. Fulton, 1042 S. 31st
St.
99. Benjamin Bristow Green. 4232 St.
100. Mrs. J. T. Jewett, 3298 Mountain
View Dr.
101. Mrs. Jannette Terwilliger, 2014 Bush
St.
102. Mrs. Lottie M. Moore, R. 1, Box 37,
Hope Ave.
103. Yoshitaro Nishida, Montecito, Ayala
Lane.
105. Mrs. Loma D. Judd.
106. Mrs. AdaUne Duval, Ventura, Rt. 2.
107. Mrs. Ivalee Higgins.
108. Herbert Midgley.
109. Lester D. Bodine, 92 Suffolk Ave.
110. Walter A. Alden, 1919 Fletcher Ave.
111. Mrs. Carrie Downs.
112. Celia Cook, The Mound.
114. John Helsby.
115. Mrs. Hazel Robertson.
116. Mrs. Tressie Jordan, 9024 Cynthia St.
117. Edwin T. Stoddard, 229 S. Greenleaf.
118. Mrs. Alma R. Smith, Box 263.
119. E. P. Southworth.
COLORADO
1. George Alt.
3. Mrs. W. K. Kliewer.
4. Vincent F. Lawry.
5. H. P. Beckel.
6. Theodore Knodel.
7. J. B. Place, 935 10th St.
8. Mrs. W. F. Shelton.
9. Alex Cook.
10. Philipp Koehler.
11. Mrs. Ernestine Cooley.
12. Mrs. A. D. Mitchell.
13. J. L. Clark, 817 E. San Miguel.
14. H. K. Wing, 804 E. Moreno Ave.
16. Mrs. Edna Cunningham.
17. Mrs. Ethel Manning.
18. Mrs. J. S. Alford.
19. W. B. Wemyss, 327 E. Golden Ave.
20. John Walz.
21. George M. Sibley, Arvada, 3901 W.
52nd Ave.
22. Harold R. Foster. 580 Corona St.
276 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
COLORADO (Continued)
23. Mrs. Raymond Boudinot, 2319 Forest
St.
24. George Fruehling, 4452 Lincoln St.
25. Ewald Roehricht, Edgewater.
26. Merrill McCarty, Englewood, 3211 S.
Sherman St.
27. Charles Schoelzel. 1350 Quince St.
28. Mrs. Lillian B. Elliot, 640 South
Pennsylvania.
29. Mrs. Ada Atchison, 1115 S. High St.
30. Mrs. Veda Kesson, 5101 Steele St.
31. Irene L. Hinchman, 2629 Stout St.
32. Jessie R. Wagner, 601 Raleigh St.
33. George W. Mastin, 520 Fillmore St.
34. Alma Krusen. ISI.'i S. Lafayette St.
35. A. R. Irby, 3550 Tennyson.
37. Alice Grant, 385 S. Franklin St.
38. Mrs. O. J. Carlberg.
40. Mrs. B. P. Peck.
41. Conrad Feit, 325 3rd St.
42. Lewis Clark.
43. Mrs. Onorio Moretti, 1202 Remington
44. George Miller, 807 Riverside.
45. Caspar Greenwalt.
46. Roseltha Beard.
48. Mrs. Morgan S. Williams, 820 Rood
Ave.
49. F. J. Allnutt, Box 518.
50. Conrad Stroh. Route 4, Box 90.
52. Mrs. R. R. Lawson.
54. Mrs. Stanley Brock.
55. Mrs. Elizabeth R. Bostwick, Derby.
57. Henry Stoll.
58. Adam Heinley, Buckingham.
59. Mrs. Rhea G. Esmiol.
60. P. K. Spangler, 820 Emery St.
61. .Tacob Schlagel. R. D. 2.
62. Peter Grandt, Rt. 2.
63. Mrs. S. Swift.
64. Charles S. Bamett, 142 Duclo Ave.
66. George Bernhardt.
68. Walter Hatch, 1007 South 3rd St.
70. Mrs. Maude S. Garlington.
71. Mrs. B. S. Hance. Naturita.
72. Mrs. Merle A. Miller.
73. Mrs. Nellie E. Shideler, Bedrock.
75. Mrs. C. P. Emery, 1207 Longwood
Ave.
76. Mrs. J. B. Wesley, 1705 Cedar St.
78. Mrs. Helen Ross.
80. August Markus, R. D. 2.
81. W. L. Miller, P. O. Box 383.
82. .Tohn Nein.
83. Mrs. C. O. Dever.
84. Miss Jeanette H. Brown, 954 Reese
St.
85. Mrs. C. P. Homer.
86. John Bettger.
89. W. C. Hunt, 115 E. Spruce.
91. George Manweiler.
93. John Kaiser, 124 Missouri Ave.
94. John Schmall.
95. Peter Lehmann.
96. David Martin, Gering, R. D. 2.
97. Adam Herdt.
98. J. K. Krieger, 412 E. 7th St.
99. Gottliele Korle, Hawk Springs.
CONNECTICUT
1. Mrs. Arthur M. Gallup.
2. Mrs. Ruth W. Benton.
3. William A. Borst, 50 Judson Place.
4. Mrs. Anna Winter, 14 Forest Ave.
5. Mrs. Clayton Kendall.
6. S. J. Hamilton.
7. Georgia A. Hart.
8. Harry A. Sparks.
9. Robert H. Deming.
11. Lewis E. Goodsell, 106 Center St.
12. Mrs. Viola M. Stevens.
13. Frederick C. Bidwell.
14. Adelia N. Loomis.
15. Mrs. Lucretia H. Lathrop, Yantic,
R. D. 1.
16. Mrs. Joseph B. Smith, 51 Laurel St.
17. E. H. Rose.
18. Orlando C. Davis, 105 Washington
Ter.
19. Wilbur E. Olmstead, 145 Jewett Ave.
20. Joseph De Cesare, 557 Center St.
21. Henry F. Bunce, 34 Hackley St.
22. Mary L. Dimond, 299 Park St.
23. Leo J. Hatch, 3719 Main St.
24. J. E. L. Herdman, 756 Norman St.
25. Victor L. Frykman, 1032 State St.
26. Henry C. Sanford.
27. Joseph Valentine, Jr., 190 Oakland
St.
29. Mrs. Edward W. Sugden, Melrose.
30. Henry B. Hawley.
31. Mrs. Jennie S. House.
32. Howard E. Alderman.
33. John S. Reed.
34. Malcolm R. Wibberley.
35. Mrs. Mary Rollinson.
36. Byron S. Case.
37. Hazel I. Bushnell.
38. Mrs. Louise T. Ellsworth.
39. Bernard M. Church.
40. Charles H. Davis.
41. John G. Bole.
42. Edward L. Harris.
43. William B. Gerhardt.
44. Robert W. Lawrence, Winsted, R. D. 1.
45. John C. Meconkey.
46. David F. Olson .
47. Mrs. Florence A. Badge.
48. John E. Calhoun.
49. Elsa E. Koehler, Rockville, R. D. 2.
50. Thomas W. Beaumont.
51. Charles W. Cutbill, 32 Westville Ave.
52. Andrew Anderson, 12 Jefferson Ave.
53xMrs. Fannie L. Brundage, R. D. 4.
54. Marion D. Chollar.
55. William J. Fleming, Jr.
.56. Bernice S. Cogswell.
57. Mary E. L'Hommedien.
58. Agnes C. Olsen. 37 Main St.
59. Henry M. Bradley, Jr., 113 New
Haven Ave.
60. William H. Schummrick, 292 Caro-
line St.
61. Mrs. J. Edward Newton.
62. Howard F. Lawrence.
63. Mrs. Susan M. Bowen.
64. Mrs. E. A. Root.
65. Irving V. Cobleigh.
66. Albert W. Sexton.
67. George Goodwin, 763 Burnside Ave.
68. Mrs. Edward Emmons.
69. Wallace S. Coker.
70. Mary M. Irwin, Foxon Rd.
71. Elin S. Bjork, 8 Melrose Ave.
72. Mrs. Hazel E. Wheeler, Bridgeport,
R. D. 1.
73. Harold D. Ellsworth, Broad Brook.
74. Ethel E. Up=;on.
75. Nellie E. McKnight.
76. Horace M. Dunbar, Sharon, R. D. 2.
77. William H. Mueller, 1065 New
Britain Ave.
78. Terry J. Chapin, SufHeld,'-R. D. 2.
79. Clara Banning.
80. Horace Foote, Chestnut Hill.
81. A. A. Saunders, Longview Ave.
82. Mrs. Harvey Taylor.
84. J. Harris Miniken.
85. Mrs. Mariorie B. Ayer, N. Franklin
86. William Hazen.
87. Charles A. Anderson.
1931] Congregational and Christian Church Clerks
277
CONNECTICUT (Continued)
88. Mrs. Robert E. Foote, Andover,
R. D. 2.
89. John Q. Goodrich.
90. Mrs. Erwin D. Reed, Addison.
91. Harold F. Davis.
92. Harry W. Greene, West Goshen.
93. Laura C. McCall.
94. Harold M. Hayes, North Granby.
95. James Lee Loomis.
96. Walter D. Anderson, Southwick,
Mass.
97. Dorothy R. Adams, Westport.
98. Edward J. Grant.
99. Walter M. Anderson.
100. Rev. L. H. Merrill.
101. Mrs. Charles B. Tompkins.
102. Mrs. Daisy L. Edmond, Pachaug.
103. Milton M. Baker.
104. Willis M. Nettleton.
105. Nathan C. Dudley.
106. Carrie E. Shaler.
107. Mrs. S. C. Gillette.
108. Mrs. James R. Warner, East Haddam.
109. Mrs. Jennie M. Chapel.
110. William S. Lee, Baltic, R. D.
111. Chandler T. Green, West Hartford,
57 Ballard Drive.
112. M. Eben Hill, West Hartford, 43
Westfield Rd.
113. Marshall King, 272 Edgewood St.
114. Armis B. Cambridge, 16 Center St.
115. Courtice H. Berry, West Hartford,
277 N. Quaker Lane.
116. Charles G. Case, 741 Asylum Ave.
117. Walter G. Camp, 3053 Main St.
119. Charles B. Miller, 39 Campfield Ave.
120. S. Cannarella, 407 Wethersfield Ave.
121. Mrs. Elsie M. Tiffany, 683 New
Britain Ave.
122. H. Edward Hooper.
123. Albert N. Hilding, Amston, R. D. 1.
124. Mrs. Jennie B. Gilbert.
125. Walter Kasche, East Hartford, 219
S. Main St.
126. Henry S. Wells, Shelton, R. D. 2.
127. F. Howard Stickney.
128. Frank Wermerstrom.
129. Alex McNicol.
130. Sidney M. Cowles.
131. Mrs. Henry Mosher.
132. Clara E. Parmelee.
133. Frederick N. Taylor.
134. Nellie W. Geer.
135. Frank E. Hyde.
136. William M. Foord.
137. Mrs. Jacob Ackerman.
138. Mrs. Helen M. Daniels.
140. William S. Hull.
141. Mrs. Susan G. Thompson, East River.
142. Mrs. William J. Taylor, 56 Henry St.
143. George H. Wyman.
144. Mrs. C. S. Bolles.
145. Leslie A. Brown.
146. A. Mary Sorensen, 577 E. Main St.
147. Artison S. Clark.
148. Alfred H. Augur.
149. Theodore Colson.
150. Henry Bacon, Newfield St.
151. M. Eugene Culver, 232 S. Main St.
152. Arthur L. Griswold, Miner St.
153. David L. Clarke.
154. Eugene B. Peck.
155. Mrs. E. C. Fowler.
156. Robert Sinclair.
157. John C. Fellowes.
158. Mrs. Elton R. Skilton.
159. Thomas L. Miller, 2911 Whitney Ave
161. John W. Hayes, 150 Millville Ave.
162. Joseph Jenzell, 107 Trowbridge PI.
163. Wm. C. Hungerford, 72 Russell St.
164. Robert C. Merwin, Berlin, Worthing-
ton Ridge.
165. John Grant, 108 Pleasant St.
166. Nelson Silliman.
167. Mrs. D. Frank Brown.
168. Clarence E. Jones.
169. Bernard G. Anderson.
170. Robert C. Deming, 311 Temple St.
171. Carleton T. Bishop, 284 Alden Ave.
172. LeRoy K. Pierce, 266 Dixwell Ave.
173. Robert W. Merrill, 977 Townsend
Ave.
174. Claude C. Russell, 954 Elm St.
175. Lawrence H. Blinn, 449 Central Ave.
176. James M. Bennett, 351 Winthrop Ave.
177. Carl G. Freese, 67 Mill Rock Road.
178. Charles G. Keeler, 291 Lexington
Ave.
179. Mabel Becker, West Haven, 10 Ivy St.
180. John Nelson, 51 Sheffield Ave.
182. James W. Hall.
183. William S. Starr, 55 Vauxhall St.
184. Allen Gray, 91 Broad St.
185. Oscar P. Oscarson, Waterford.
186. Rev. George H. Johnson.
187. Edward M. Taylor.
188. W. A. Birkins.
189. Susan J. Scudder.
190. Herman W. Smith.
191. W. A. Spaulding.
192. Mrs. F. M. Blakeslee.
193. Mrs. Robert Newton, Sr.
194. Ralph M. Desmond.
195. Mrs. Edna H. Tryon.
196. O. E. Colburn.
197. Asabel W. Mitchell.
198. Lyman C. Hibbard, Southbridge,
Mass., R. D.
199. George H. Quintard, 204 Westport
Ave.
200. Clyde M. Beebe, 65 East Lawn St.
201. Dwight L. Allen, 158 Broad St.
202. Mrs. Jane G. Foster, 5 Robbins Ct.
203. Allan Bogle.
204. Hibberd R. Norman, 67 Lafayette St.
205. Douglas Cameron.
206. Rev. Wm. D. Hoag.
207. Benjamin H. Chalker.
208. Mary R. Woodruff.
209. Mrs. Wm. J. Houlihan.
210. William B. Vincent.
212. Esther M. Nilson, 24 Forestville Ave.
213. Dewey S. Blakeslee.
214. Aaron W. Fenn.
215. Mrs. Emma B. Smith.
216. Christine P. Brown.
217. Arthur F. Kinfsbury.
218. Clifton L. Dawley.
219. Clifford P. Clark.
220. Mrs. Mabel Chase.
221. Frederick W. Seward.
224. Arthur W. Northrop.
225. Mrs. Charles F. Rowley.
226. Mrs. Emily B. Swindells, 74 Prospect
St.
227. Andrew Twaddle.
228. Willard B. Hodge.
229. Mrs. Harriet W. Goldie, Oakdale.
R. D. 1.
230. Charlotte B. Norton, Lakeville.
231. Henry W. Clark.
232. Walter E. Clark.
234. Dr. Harold W. Bartlett.
235. Cornelia Gelston.^"
236. Mrs. Minnie S. Pommeau.
238. Louis A. Gowdy, Hazardville.
239. Mrs. Charles P. Williams.
240. Clarence Stiles.
241. Nellie M. Dean, Falls Village, R. D. 1.
242. Louis A. Kingsbury.
243. B. Fred Grant.
244. James W. Upson.
245. William K. Pike.
278 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
CONNECTICUT (Continued)
246. Mrs. Emma L. Nettleton, 14 Hvmt-
ington St.
247. Sven A. Rosendahl, 17 Hackmetack
St.
248. John Henry, 208 East Ave.
249. Mrs. Wm. H. Holman.
250. Mrs. Frank E. Bidwell.
251. William A. Foster, 59 E. Main St.
252. J. Henry Greaves.
253. Clarence L. Turner.
254. Henry J. Fuller, 1041 Summer St.
255. Mrs. John A. Waterbury, Stamford,
20 Clinton Ave.
256. George H. Nichols, Cos Qob, R. D. 1.
257. John G. Erikson, 27 Havermeyer
Lane.
258. Seth N. Williams.
259. August O. Muller.
260. Elizabeth F. Vedder.
261. Mrs. G. S. Torrey, Eagleville, R. D. 1.
262. Mettie E. Eaton, 1062 Church St.
263. Jack Wardman, 216 West Ave.
265. John G. Talcott.
266. Harry C. Clow.
267. Burton Nase.
268. Mrs. Edythe P. Fowler.
269. Joel Nilson, Box 815.
270. Sarah C. Crosby.
271. Mrs. Charles H. Daniels.
272. George R. Clinton, 501 Riverside Ave.
274. Frank M. Jeffrey, 575 Prospect St.
275. Louis Richard, 104 Albert St.
277. Raymond C. Barrows.
278. Raymond K. Brooks.
279. B. P. Woodward, Rockville, R. D. 1.
280. Margaret Tanner.
281. Miles Oddy.
282. Levi T. Dewey, Buckland.
283. Mrs. R. H. Perkins, Cornwall Bridge,
R. D. 1.
284. Mrs. Hunnewell Braman.
286. Giles R. Anderson, 331 Lincoln St.
287. George O. Allen, 210 Woodlawn Ter.
288. John W. Bunting, 86 Chamber St.
289. Domenico Sacco, 113 S. View St.
290. Ernest G. Burdett. 74 Pierpont St.
291. John D. Bassette.
292. Addison M. Tracy.
293. Walter H. Judd.
295. William K. Raymond.
296. Miner P. Rogers.
298. F. Ruth Johnson, 8 S. Main St.
299. Mrs. Hattie E. Gaylord.
300. George E. Tucker, 382 Elm St.
301. Mrs. Stephen Raymond, 149 Orange
Ave.
302. Mrs. Vema A. Banks.
303. Charles C. Lurmy, 198 Riverside Ave.
305. Maud Perrin.
306. Arthur C. Willard.
307. Francis E. Reinhart, Hamden, 84
Hawthorne Ave.
308. Christopher M. Case, 90 Windham St.
310. William K. J. Hubbell.
311. Elliott P. Bronson, Jr.
312. H. C. Lathrop.
313. Robert F. Belden.
314. Howard S. Pease.
315. Mrs. Imogene A. Bourquin, 540
Main St.
316. WiUiam Hutton, 28 Spring St.
317. Mrs. A. W. Harrison, Bristol, R. D. 2.
318. Frank W. Smith.
319. Edith M. Mallory.
320. Clyde G. Beckwith.
321. Mrs. Louise L. Child.
EVANGELICAL PROTESTANT
1. Edward Herrman, Mt. Healthy, R. R.
11.
2. W. G. Springmyer, Cincinnati, 3526
Glenmore Ave.
3. John F. Brater, Jr., Price Hill Sta.,
R. R. 4, Greenwell Ave.
4. Fred Schoner, Mt. Auburn, 231 E.
University Ave.
5. Wm. A. Schoepflin, 1131 Iliff Ave.
6. Charles Nicolay, 16 W. 14th St.
7. Frank L. Schmitt, 322 Mulberry St.
8. George Herbst, Cold Springs, Camp-
bell County, R. R. 1.
9. Albert G. Winter, N. Walnut St.
10. Stanley Jacquillard, 908 York St.
11. Charles Sembach, R. R. 1.
12. Geo. D. Wobbe, University City>
6301 Washington Blvd.
13. Hieronymus Bluemlein, 954 John St.
14. John Waffenschmidt, 315 Vine St.
15. Miss Marie E. Metzger, 43 Locust St.
16. John Rohrman, 306 E. 13th Ave.
17. Geo. W. Loeffler, 2306 Jenny Lind
Ave.
18. Carl J. Hammel, Mt. OUver Sta., 132
Brentridge Ave.
19. Frank G. Alster, Station 10, 61 May-
tide St.
20. Geo. S. Treusch, Station 11. 303
Shaler St.
21. Hans F. Grosskreuz, Station 11, 22
Norten St.
22. Ernst Nickel, 620 Smithfield St.
23. Clyde H. Meckey, N. S., 120 Over-
beck St.
24. John A. Raum, Station 20, 834 Cru-
cible St.
25. Fred Neubert.
26. Milton H. Hazlett, 1205 Freeport Rd.
FLORIDA
1. W. T. Hall.
2. Mrs. Florence Coleman, 2533 S. W.
19th St.
3. Harold D. Whitefield, 1503 Ferdinand
St.
4. Mrs. Fannie McCloud.
5. Edyth L. Bainter, Box 79.
6. Dorothy Allen.
7. Mrs. E. M. Bickerstaff, Daytona
Beach, Box 381.
8. Mary F. Coburn.
9. E. C. Longcrier, 3337 Herschel St.
10. Mrs. Alice B. Permock, Box 84.
11. Mrs. R. L. Albury, 1104 Angela St.
12. Mrs. Margaret Turrell.
13. Mrs. James M. Love, 102 S. M St.
14. Mrs. Marie Ling.
15. Manuel Haley, 2250 N. W. 1st Ave.
16. Ralph W. Hills, 2307 Pine Tree Dr.
17. Mrs. Jeff Martin.
18. E. B. Ferson.
19. Herbert F. Waters, Montana Ave.,
West.
20. Fred E. Pierce, 610 Ball St.
21. Mrs. Ealon Gribble.
22. David Ziegeler, Box 236.
23. Earl R. Vinall, Ormond Beach.
25. Mrs. Lauretta K. Gaede.
26. Mrs. Dora W. Perry.
27. Dr. Chas. R. Cushman.
28. Mrs. Joe Meisch, P. O. Box 835.
30. Mrs. Mary S. Scruggs, Rt. 1, Box 668.
31. Rev. Geo. B. Waldron, 5402 Suwanee
Ave.
32. Mrs. Harriet E. Parkhurst.
33. Mrs. Otto S. Nielsen, Eustis, Box 195.
34. Harry R. Corwin, Palm Beach, 386
Hibiscus Ave.
35. Dennis Valdez, Jr., 2722 Union St.
36. E. L. Gait, Box 353.
1931J Congregational and Christian Church Clerks
279
GEORGIA (Colored)
1. James A. Holman, Americus, 132
Strife St.
2. Mrs. S. C. Bazelle, 825 Hancock Ave.
3. W. S. Cannon, 925 Washington
Place, S. W.
4. Mrs. Lela L. Jones, 271 Newport St.,
N. W.
6. C. A. Spearman, Thomasville, Rt. 5.
7. Mrs. Annie Braggs, Route 3, Box 18.
8. J. M. Kennedy, Route 1, Box 63.
10. J. B. Evans, Route 1, Box 43.
11. Clara J. Jones, 328 Second Ave.
13. Mrs. Henrietta Baker.
14. Sal. C. Johnson, 1009 W. Broad St.
15. Mrs. Rebecca Sengstocke, Augusta
Road.
16. Mrs. M. C. Flipper, 430 Flipper St.
17. Arthur J. Claiborne, 218 Corning St.
18. Mrs. Annie S. Veal, Route 2.
IDAHO
1. August Becker, R. F. D. 1.
2. August Becker, R. F. D. 1.
3. Violet Cox, 102 W. Jefferson.
4. Mrs. Emma Holden, R. F. D. 2.
5. Mrs. Charles Pascoe.
6. Mrs. Kate Cameron.
7. Mrs. S. D. Piper.
8. Mrs. David Basey.
9. Mrs. Charles Rice, Box 53.
10. Mrs. John Manning.
11. Mrs. Grace McRae.
12. Mrs. J. H. Wolf.
13. Mrs. D. A. Utter.
14. Mrs. James F. Creasey.
15. Gottlieb Schenk, Jr., Rupert.
16. Mrs. Zella Hartman, 98 Greenwood
Ave.
17. Mrs. Roy I. Ewing.
18. Friedrich Jankeet.
19. Mrs. C. E. Camp, R. F. D. 1.
20. Hazel Aldrich, R. F. D. 1.
21. Mrs. Myrtle B. Peterson.
ILLINOIS
1. Mrs. J. M. Shipplet, 104 S. Carlysle
Ave.
3. Mrs. Herman Mertins.
4. Mrs. Elsie Spittler, R. D. 1.
5. Olive Gillham, 506 E. 12th St.
6. Lewis M. Boren.
7. Harry W. Gridley, 147 N. Jones Ave.
9. Mrs. Guy Hafer, W. 66th St.
lO.xRoy E. Erhardt, R. D. 2.
12.xRalph H. Sanford.
13. Mrs. Edward Johnston.
14.xJames J. Abrams.
IS.xMrs. A. R. Livengood, R. D. 1.
16. Helena S. Carpenter, 432 S. Fourth
St.
17. Mrs. Milton D. Jones, 1115 Downer
Place.
20. John A. Gustafson, R. D. 2.
21. W. D. Epler, 207 W. 5th St.
24. George Wendt, 1305 Euclid Ave.
25. Frank D. Benjamin.
26. Mrs. E. T. Ashbrook, Naperville,
R. D. 2.
28. Cora M. Thompson, 13352 S. Green-
wood Ave.
29. George F. Woolbrink, R. D. 2.
30. Alice Marlman.
32. Mrs. John Rand, R. D. 1.
34. Joseph Seeker, Jr., 31 S. Arthur Ave.
35. Bernice Hinderliter.
36. Dr. M. D. Van Horn.
37. Mrs. Christina Johnson.
38. Mrs. Charles H. Page, Kewanee,
R. D. 4.
39. Mrs. D. V. Wright.
40. Mrs. Mamie Thompson, Poplar
Grove.
41. M. Addie Dewey, 218 N. Main St.
44.xPauline Downen, R. D. 1.
45. Mrs. Zula E. Peterson, 22 N. Green
St.
46.xMrs. Ada Neidigh.
48. H. F. Moore, Urbana, 803 Indiana
Ave.
49. Annette C. Morse.
50. Mrs. Agnes Belfield, R. D. 4.
52. Charles Templeton.
53. A. T. Sawteil.
54. Mrs. Elizabeth Elder, 2052 Addison
St.
55. Mgrditch Odian, 7044 N. Clark St.
56. Mrs. Mary Y. Newey, 2501 N. Racine
Ave.
57. Grace Dawson, 7711 Fielding Ave.
58. Allan B. Henrikson, 705 N. Waller
Ave.
59. Mrs. Anna Kedge, 2637 W. Walton
St.
60. Dr. C. Laidman, 19 S. La Salle St.
61. Mrs. Lillian Hodgson, 9135 Brandon
Ave.
62. Leonard F. McBrien, 8838 S. Aber-
deen St.
63. Ward R. Arnold, 1744 E. 84th St.
64. M. Lill, 1209 W. 31st St.
65. Mabel Scheveland, 4950 Medill Ave.
66. Marion Reuther, 2408 S. Karlov Ave.
67. Carroll C. Bryant, 2833 Lowe Ave.
68. George D. Dickerman, 7819 S.
Paulina St.
70. Mrs. Alii Kangas, 2718 Sheffield Ave.
72. Margaret Wylie, 3024 Avers Ave.
73. G. F. Ernsting, 1810 MuUigan Ave.
74. Mrs. Charlotte Jackson, 6549 Rhodes
Ave.
75. Frank H. Johnson, 1046 N. Kedvale
Ave.
76. Mrs. Floyd Brown, 7216 S. Aberdeen
St.
77. Hilda Ryberg, 1535 Juneway Tr.
78. Fred H. Tracht, 5640 Kimbark Ave.
79. Ernest Hedges, 3241 Wilson Ave.
81. F. D. Johnson, 510 E. 67th St.
82. Gladys Hendrickson, 2515 S. Ridge-
way Ave.
83. Mrs. W. A. Wakely, Oak Park, 221
Randolph St.
84. Carl W. Bachman, 2051 Newland Av.
85. M. B. Doty, 10559 Hale Ave.
86. Edward P. Storrs, 733 N. Dearborn
St.
87. Henry A. Hatau, 5226 W. Monroe St.
88. S. C. Rogers, 7216 Vernon Ave.
89. Stephen Meleskie, 10328 Ave. M.
90. William C. Brink, 929 N. Trumbull
Ave.
91. Agnes Swanson, 524 W. Marquette
Road.
92. Mrs. Lillie Severson, 4860 Berenice
Ave.
94. Paul E. Mudge, 5859 N. Artesian Av.
95. Frank Eberle, 4249 N. Winchester
Ave.
96. William Carreon, 772 Gilpin PI. 3rd,
rear.
98. Jasper Holm, 5149 Foster Ave.
99. Frances De Bus, 1235 Winnemac Ave.
100. Mrs. Clara B. Marsti, 6317 Black-
stone St.
101. Mrs. William G. Evans, 7617 Cran-
don Ave.
102. J. W. Roper, 5443 Paulina St.
104. Mrs. Myrtle McElroy, 3510 W. 65th
Place.
105. Fred W. German, 6135 Rhodes Ave.
106. Dorothy Hood, 3337 Maypole Ave.
280 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches ,[1931
ILLINOIS (Continued)
108. Marie G. Hermanson, 3729 Maple
Square Ave.
109. Rufus C. Nash, 640 Oakdale Ave.
110. G. L. Avery, 205 S. Fourth.
lll.xMrs. Grace V. Laws.
112. Helen Babcock.
113. Lawrence L.
116. Fern Adams.
117. Claude C. Miller.
119. Ernest L. Jones, 401 S. Railroad St.
122. Margaret Wiltberger, 429 Pine St.
123. Mrs. Libbie Haynes.
124. Mrs. Grace Frey.
125. Hazel H. Poyer, 2049 Miner St.
126. Florence Shaw, 1205 W. 4th St.
127. Mrs. Alvin R. Anderson, Maiden,
Star Route Del.
128. Samuel L. Felton, 1319 Maple Ave.
129.xGerald Kermicle, R. D. 1.
130. Mrs. William Le Sourd, 190 Geneva
St.
131. Mrs. A. L. Dashner, 326 S. Main St.
132. Mrs. Ella Horton, 224 W. Seminole
St.
134. Lois McWhorter.
135.xDaniel R. Rowland, Leaf River,
R. D. 1.
136. Mrs. Mary Ercanbrach.
137.XV. O. Wetlaw, 1901 Pine St.
138. Laura Kimball, 452 N. Spring St.
139. A. J. Sonquist. N. York.
140. Mrs. Minnie E. Wilbur.
141. Mrs. Robert Kain.
142. Hattom W. McCuIIoch, 2236 Orring-
ton Ave.
144.xMrs. E. B. James, Mansfield, R. D. 2.
145. Mrs. Paul Brebner, 149 S. Main.
148. Mrs. Alta L. Sorenson.
149. K. D. McClelland, 656 N. Prairie St.
150. Mrs. B. T. Packenham, 987 N.
Seminary St.
151. Mrs. Leon Best, N. W. Third Ave.
152. Mrs. Henry Doll, R. D. 1.
153. Mrs. Sue W. Bradley, 113 S. College
Ave.
154. Mrs. Arthur Blencoe, 822 W. State
St.
155. Herman H. Hitt, 347 Montclair Ave.
156. Althea Westbrook, R. D. 1.
157. Edna Ebbler.
159. Mrs. Olive M. Victor.
160. Sidney Whitaker, R. D. 1.
164. W. E. Froehlich.
165. Elsie Cree.
170. O. M. Streiff.
171. Francis H. Lackwood. 110 N. Wash-
ington St.
172. Mrs. Fred J. Paddock.
174. O. H. Schmalz.
175. Harry E. Roberts, Warrensburg,
R. D. 1.
176. George S. Brainerd, Mundelein,
R. D. 2.
177. Lucy C. Catlin, Self Appartments.
178. Robert L. Taylor, 323 W. Prospect
St.
179. Mrs. J. W. Grieves.
180. Willis P. Johnson. 129 N. Catherine
Ave.
181. Mrs. James C. Mayor.
182. Mrs. Howard Walker.
184. Mrs. Winnie Stewart.
186. Mrs. S. E. Dishong.
189. Mrs. Carrie M. Colclough, Maple
Park, R. D. 3.
190. Henry R. Hedrick, Downers Grove.
4633 Stanley Ave.
191. Mrs. R. L. Stephenson, 1010 Madi-
son St.
192. Mrs. Irma C. Bogart.
193. Henry Copeland Taylor, 166 S.
Charlotte St.
195.xMrs. Hester A. Britton, R. D. 3.
196. Mrs. Helen D. Greenlee.
199. Katharine B. Pierce.
200.xMrs. Noah Bonne tt.
202. William H. RoUo, 553 Rutland St.
203. Alta V. Gilbert, 414 North 8th St.
204.xMrs. Vera E. Davis, R. D. 3.
205.xMrs. Katie Walker, R. D. 2.
207. Mrs. Frank Ault, Kingston, R. D. 1.
208. Fred Bartsch, 607 N. 8th Ave.
209. Mrs. Alfred D. Kilby, 1813 S. 11th St.
211.xJ. I. Oneal, R. D. 9.
213. Mrs. M. D. Thompson.
214. C. A. Chittenden.
215. Roy R. Helm, 207 E. 7th St.
218.xMrs. Grace B. Lefever, Bement, R. D.
219. Mrs. Arthur Knudson, R. D. 1.
220. H. S. Fristoe. 622 17th St.
221. Mrs. Axel Olsen, 2410 18th Ave.
222. P. E. Ashwood, 723 23d Ave. Court.
223^ Mary Brown, 604 23d Ave.
226. Mrs. Loren Stophlet, 112 First St., S.
227. C. H. Austin.
228. Lillie R. Buxton.
229.xMrs. John H. Rouse.
232. Lloyd B. Clark, 523 Webster St.
233. Mrs. Alice Gunning.
234.xMrs. Minnie Wilson, 502 S. Van
Buren St.
241. Agnes Rockey.
242. Mrs. Viola Webster.
243. Jennie Van Howe.
244. Edward P. Marsh, 331 N. Grove Ave.
246. Peter M. Larsen, 842 N. Hai-vey Ave.
247. Robert E. Bruce, 241 S. Scoville Ave.
248. J. C. Carlyon, 509 N. Marion St.
250.xMillard E. Newlin, Willow Hill,
R. D. 3.
253. Anna L. Eggenberger.
254. Lloyd Johnson, R. D. 4.
255.xWilliam A. Crosby, 904 N. Walnut St.
259. Mrs. Gertrude Heffelfinger.
260. Bertha R. Glover, 902 Paul St.
261.xMrs. Sarah Plunkett, R. D. 2.
262.xMrs. Esther B. Hughes. R. D. 3.
264. John F. Kvte, 327 S. Market St.
266. Ruby E. Niles.
267. Clara Brereton, 109 S. 4th St.
269. Ardilla Styles, Monroe St. and
Hamilton Blvd.
270. Henry C. Aderson, 112 W. Virginia
Ave.
271. Mrs. John V. Troth, 209 Monroe St.
272. John H. Schmidt, 2715 Sixth St.
273.xLeona Meece, Pierson Station.
274. C. H. Stamm.
275. Claribel Eraser.
276. M. E. Young.
278. Mrs. E. B. Greenlee.
279. John M. Yolton.
281. Sylvester T. Brigham, S. Main St.
282. Mrs. Florence Cady.
284. Charles I. Smith, 2316 Spring St.
285. Mrs. Cora C. Stewart.
288. Mrs. George Bertram.
290.xMrs. Lawrence Newlin, R. D. 1.
292. Ruth Boze.
293. John Early, 1302 National Ave.
204. Mrs. Myron Eddy.
295. Ethel M. Reynolds, Earlville, R. D. 6.
296. Charles A. Wilcox, Pana, R. D. 4.
297. Mrs. Paul M. Paschal, 213 N. Fourth
Ave.
300. John H. Hamill. 312 E. Fourth St.
301. Mrs. Abe Briddick.
302. Mrs. Leona Spielman.
303. Mrs. Elsie L. Olmstead.
.304. Mrs. A. W. Bovden.
306.xMrs. William Shewmake.
310. Mrs. E. Veda Streitmatter, Stark.
311. Mrs. Ann Norelius, 637 Woodland.
1931] Congregational and Christian Church Clerks
281
ILLINOIS (Continued)
312. Ben E. Padget, 1315 E. South Grand
Ave.
313. James Dwyre, W. Dakota St.
315. Mrs. Harry Clanen, 3729 Park Ave.
316. Rex D wight Manning, 507 7th Place.
317. Ronald Carmichael.
319. Mrs. Mary Shaw Wilkins, Rock Port,
R. D. 2.
322. C. B. Conrad, 108 N. Main St.
325.xMrs. Gardie George, Danville, Sta. C.
326. Fred Raymond.
327. M. D. Dewey.
331. xL. E. Tillotson, 905 S. Race St.
332. Huber C. Lantz, Kennilworth Ave.
333. R. L. Spaulding.
334. Mrs. Nannie Mitchell.
336. Lola Shepard, 409 Franklin.
337. A. L. Everett.
338. Grace Stewart.
339. Walter P. Wheeler, 529 Belleview
Ave.
341. Lucy E. Williams, 4558 Grand Ave.
342. Fern Tait.
343. Joseph P. Shaw, 925 Michigan St.
344. Mrs. Emma Wear, R. D. 3.
347. Mrs. Shelley M. Singleton, 1104
Forest Ave.
349.xClara P. Mahaney.
351. Walter T. Wheeler, 129 North St.
352. Mrs. Earl McFarland.
356. Mrs. Eliza Budd.
INDIANA
l.xMrs. Dora Smith, R. R. 2.
2.xRussell McLane.
5.xMarcellus Hitchcock, R. R. 1.
e.xMrs. Katie Riddle, Albion, R. R. 4.
S.xMrs. Merta Yegger, Yorktown, R. R. 1.
10. F. G. Robertson.
12.xMrs. Anna Thrailkill, Swayzee,
R. R. 2.
IS.xO. V. Fenstermaker.
15.xM. L. Clymer.
17.xlcel Shank, Geneva, R. R. 1.
IS.xEileen Motz, R. R. 5.
19.xMrs. E. L. Huffman, R. R. 6.
20.xMildred Nelson, Box 33.
21.xFlorence Creek, Liberty, 208 Line St.
23. Mrs. David Rojohn, R. R. 1.
24.xChas. S. Johnson. Reelsville, R. R. 2.
27.xMrs. Ada Shoemaker, Geneva, R. R. 3.
28.xA. G. Coonrod. Monticello, R. R. 1.
30.xMrs. Minnie Cox.
31.xMrs. Joe Albright, Box 72.
33.xMrs. Alva E. Clark, R. R. 6.
35.xEverett Cartor, R. R. 6.
36.xVergil Merritt.
37.xMrs. Mae Galloway, R. R. 1.
40.xlna L. Bowers.
41.xMrs. Anna Huffman, Crawfordsville,
R. R. 5.
42.xlvan E. Sullivan, R. R. 2.
43. Lela Brotherton, 304 E. Washington.
45.xGladys McKee.
46.xMrs. Earl Bozell, Columbus, R. R. 3.
47. Mrs. Mary M. Anderson, 714 W.
Lexington Ave.
SO.xMrs. A. D. Sayers.
54.xMrs. Ora Baldwin. R. R. 3.
56.xRalph H. Taylor, 92.5 E. Wayne St.
59.xMrs. Minnie Kern. 659 E. South St.
60.xFrank Anderson, R. R. 6.
61. Chas. A. Dungan. R. R. 7.
63.xDarrell R. Merrell, Kokomo, R. R. 3.
64. Walter C. Sawyer, 1917 W. Seventh
Ave.
65. Evelyn Paulsen, 6128 E. Sixth PI.
68.xMrs. Emma Blue, 812 S. Main St.
69.xMrs. Eliza A. Benner, R. R. 7.
70.xWm. Duncan.
71.xMrs. Louise Keagy.
74.xMrs. Nellie Lough, R. R. 2.
75.xFrank Hilyard, 904 Ogan Ave.
76.xWm. H. Pormen, R. R. 5.
77. Frederick G. Bock, Jr. 4243 Rook-
wood. ,^ „^
78. Louis Peltier, 1711 Rembrandt St.
82. Frank A. George, 1716 W. Taylor St.
83.xMrs. Henry Stewart, 1021 S. Bell St.
84.xMrs. Lulu Crousore, R. R. 8.
87.xVem McKinney, R. R. 8.
88.xClara Miller, R. R. 7.
92.xMrs. Nellie Urban, R. R. 12.
95.\Mrs Hazel F. Freer, Kimmell, R. R. 2.
97.xOmer Leak, R. R. 1.
98.xWinnie A. Bruner, Walten, R. R. 1.
99.xMrs. Jessie Eikelberner, R. R. 1.
lOO.xMrs. Ruby Holaday, R. R. 2.
lOl.xMrs. Cecil Petro.
102.xMrs. Bonnie Yeatts, R. R. 2.
103.xColumbus E. Hamilton, R. R. 6.
104. Julia Alberts, 722 S. Branson St.
107.xMrs. Alice Rice.
llO.xMrs. Ethelyn Wood.
112. Ethel S. McLean, 216 E. Sixth St.
116.xWalter H. Casad, R. R. 2.
117.xMrs. M. I. Rouoh, Montpelier, Ind.
120.xF. E. Taylor. _ ,^
121.xMrs. Margaret Martin, 211 E. Wysor
St.
123.xW. I. Anglin. Etna Green, R. R. 1.
124..\Mrs. Ralph Bennitt, Chestnut St.
128.xMabel Royer, 206 E. Fifth St.
129.xMrs. Elery SchroU, R. R. 1.
131.xChas. T. Mock, R. R. 1.
132. Mrs. Sarah Alice Scott.
133. Mrs. Lettie Squires.
135.xMrs. John Lingo, 807 W. Arch St.
136. Mrs. Carl Spade, 225 E. Elder St.
137.xMrs. Millie Naher, R. R. 9.
138.xMrs. Eva R. Smith, R. R. 6.
139.xMrs. Rana Jellison, Ridgeville, R. R. 2.
140.xJames Logan, Logansport, R. R. 6.
141.xOscar W. Imes, R. R. 3.
142.xMrs. Julia Millspaugh, R. R. 1.
143. Grace M. Retter, 476 S. Walnut St.
149.xMrs. Beulah Meyer, N. Manchester.
150. Minnie Plumer, R. R. 4.
151.xMrs. Verne Smiley, R. R. 1.
153.xA. Florence Messimore, Pierceton,
R R 2
155.xMildred Sherefleld, Pierceton, R. R. 2.
156.x01iver Resler, R. R. 3.
157.xMrs. M. O. Grisso, Warsaw, R. R. 3.
159.xMrs. Ida Pierson.
leO.xMrs. Etha Smith, Box 92.
lei.xMrs. Celia Strough, New Castle,
R. R. 6. , ^^
162. Albert A. Faurot, 649 Poplar St.
163. Dorothy M. Ewing, 320 N. Eighteenth
St.
165.xMrs. George Bishop, Atlanta, R. R. 2.
166.xF. E. Achenback, R. R. 2.
167.xMrs. Margie Bennett Smith, R. R. 5.
169.xH. L. Vining, R. R. 1.
171. xE. L. Myers, R. R. 1.
172.xChas. E. Hatcher, Van Buren, Box
342.
174.xMrs. Elmer Leas, R. R. 2.
177.xChas. E. Eshleman.
178.xMrs. Daisy Chopson, Box 151.
179.xMrs. Ola Dungan, R. R. 3.
180. Zora E. Kern, 30 N. Eighth St.
181. Edvtha H. Tilton (Mrs. R. R.), 2022
Wespark Ave.
IBS.xMrs. Bertha Johnson, R. R. 6.
184.xMrs. Susie Hinkle, R. R. 1.
18.5.xMrs. Ruth Wolfe, R. R. 6.
187.xMrs. Ray M. Thomnson.
188.xM. L. Shroyer, R. R. 2.
189.xMrs. Emma Pickett, Kokomo, R. R. 2.
282 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
INDIANA (Continued)
191.xMrs. Elsie Banta, Union City, Ind.,
192.xJ. E. Harden, R. R. 5.
194.xMrs. E. J. Maffett, R. R. 2.
195.xM. R. Martin, R. R. 4.
196.xRussel Beetlev, 721 Martin St.
197.xG. D. Lane, R. R. 8.
198.xSol Ingle, R. R. 4.
199.xGeorge A. Irian.
200.xEstella Dundon, R. R. 2.
202.xFoster C. Brewer, R. R. 6.
IOWA
1. Mrs. Mabel Anthony.
2.xMrs. Mary A. White, R. D. 3.
3. Lucia E. Merrill.
4. George Dunn.
5. Mrs. Hazel D. Lusby, 10 E. Mc-
Gregor.
6. Mrs. Ernest Speedy.
7. Mrs. S. E. Blair.
8. J. E. Guthrie, 319 Lynn Ave.
9. Richard Owen, 114 S. Davies St.
10. Georgiana Lake, Rt. 1.
11. Geraldine Cleaver.
12. Mrs. O. O. Brewbaker.
13. Gertrude E. Talcott.
15. Jennie I. Berg, 706 Olive St.
16. Mrs. Inez Larson.
17. Mrs. H. E. Patterson.
18. B. Carl Peterson, Shelby, R. D. 2.
20.xClaude E. Dunn, R. D. "2.
21.xClara M. Dalbey.
2.S. Mrs. Leota Allan.
25. Mrs. C. W. Rowland, 1309 11th Ave.
26. T. A. Davenport.
27. R. E. West, Des Moines, R. D. 2.
28. M. J. Isebrands.
29. B. E. McElwain.
30. Agnes Coal.
31. Mrs. R. E. Woodford, R. F. D.
32. Mrs. E. A. Couper.
33. Lester Drake.
34. Mrs. Wallace J. Rayer, 1611 S.
Central Ave.
35.xMrs. Mae Cook, R. F. D.
36. Mrs. Benj. G. Davies.
37. C. W. Wester, 823 W. 6th St.
38. Ella S. Merriman. 319 W. 3rd St.
39. Mrs. G. E. Hiland, 1312 9th St., N. W.
41. Jenning Carlson, 1514 S. 15th St.
42. Gertrude Rice.
43. F. M. McClintock.
44. Mrs. Milton Dunlap, 407 W. Blunt St.
46. Horace Clark, Lansing, R. F. D. 2.
48. Minnie C. Lockwood, 203 1st Ave.,
N. E.
50. John F. Palmeter.
52.xTheodore Helmcke.
53. J. E. Cooke. 1023 Pershing Blvd.
54. Jeanette Balch, 2315 Pershing Blvd.
57. M. D. R. Jones. Cotter.
58. Mrs. Roy L. Sweet, Charles City.
R. F. D. 2.
59. Mrs. Seward Morris, R. D. 1.
60.xHenry G. Bycroft, Brooks, R. R. 1.
62. C'ara F. Gerst, Box 264.
63. Mrs. M. M. Porter. 3539 Ave. B.
64. Hattie E. Howe, 116 6th Ave. E.
65. Mrs. Scott Armstrong, 101 N. Jarvis
St.
67. Mrs. W. H. Widger.
68. George H. Mathews.
69. E. E. Kolb. 2602 Farnam St.
70. A W. Fischbeck. 908 Charlotte Ave.
71. Margaret Ammer, 312 Day St.
73. M-^ry E. Houston.
73. Mrs. Chas. A. Rawson, 723 4th St.
75. Mrs. Denis O'Connor, 401 10th St.
77. Lester A. Dinsdale, Trae, R. F. D.
78. Mrs. Carl Nagel.
79. John C. Beck, 15th & Central.
80. Charles Deckert, 633 W. 16th St.
81. Grace Williams, 857 Wilson St.
82. Gertrude Christensen.
83. Mrs. W. R. Blake, 722 W. Broadway.
84. Mrs. S. Lulu Davis Hunt.
85. C. Wilbur Oldham.
86. Mrs. Ruby Smith.
87. L. W. Hall.
88. James Nuckolls.
89. Elizabeth M. Paul.
91. E. E. Jones.
92. E. Gerry Swanton.
93. Dr. L. J. Oldaker.
94.xWalter A. Coop, R. F. D. 2.
96. H. A. McWilliams.
98. Delia M. Craigmile, Gowrie, R. D. 1.
99. Lora C. Kleckner.
lOl.xMrs. Freda A. Finders, Marshall-
town, R. D. 2.
102.xMrs. Lillie Fite.
103. Frank Avenell.
104. Don McClure.
105. Mrs. G. O. Dunkerson.
106. Ida E. Hanson, 415 N. Clark St.
108. A. M. Kenyon, R. D. 2.
109. Mrs. Marion Moellering.
110. Mrs. Charles F. Merten.
112. Emma Wakefield.
113. G. M. Stanley.
114. Elizabeth Lewis.
115. Emma L. Hanna. Ill N. Myrtle St.
116. Mrs. Florence Babcock.
120. Ruth H. Knights.
121. A. A. Johnson.
122. Arthur M. Burton.
123. Keith G. Dempster, R. D. 2.
124. L. H. Davis.
125.xE. P. Mapes.
126. John G. Kelley.
127. Cleo Korns.
128. Mrs. Dave Muilenburg.
129. Maud S. King, 202 4th St.
130. Mrs. Ollie Barker.
131. Mrs. Nelson Huffman.
132. Maurice A. H. Jones, 120 E. Daven-
port St.
133. R. E. Roberts, R. F. D. 3.
134. Mrs. Harriet A. Ellsworth.
136. Doris Waddell.
137. Mrs. George Starr.
138. Mrs. F. L. Dewees, 212 High St.
139.xMrs. Ed. Otterberg, R. R. 2.
140. Mrs. Jas. A. Craig.
141. Will Herman, Walker.
142. Mrs. C. L. Murray.
144. Mrs. Anna Frisbie.
145. Mrs. Fred Benson.
146. W. F. Oehmke.
148. Mrs. Maude Gaunt.
149. Arthur Brookhart.
150. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Morse.
ISl.xMrs. Mildred Burnham.
152.xMrs. G. E. Pitsenbarger
154. Mrs. Marv E. Hatch.
156.XG. Floid Miller.
157. Mrs. P. M. Carlson, R. D. 1.
158. G. H. Dunham.
159. Mrs. G. A. Moline.
160. Lulu B. Hinman. 210 N. Eliza St.
161. J. D. Misbach, Williamsburg.
162. Mrs. John T. Christie, 1567 8th Ave.
163. V. A. McGrew, Box 36.
164. Mrs. Chas. C. Cassiday, 705 N.
Carolina Ave.
166. Belle Pearson.
167. Mrs. George P. Woods.
168. Mrs. Wm. D. Ivers.
169. Mrs. Clara M. Bamford.
170. Mrs. Bessie Griffitts.
171.xVerda Hildebrand.
172. Mrs. I. W. Suter, 302 S. Walnut.
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283
IOWA (Continued)
173. Mrs. J. E. Rouse.
174. R. H. Biesemier.
175. Marv A. Guss, 206 Locust St.
176. W. E. Hall.
177.xMrs. John Claypool, R. D. 3.
178. Mrs. William McQuesten, 308 Cherry
St.
179. Pearle R. Barnhart, 113 Laurel St.
180. Dwight B. Grawe.
181. J M. Heald.
182. Mrs. George W. Lane.
183. Chas. A. Collins.
184. Isabella Powers.
185. Mrs. Gertrude B. Wagley, .511 1st
Ave. E.
186. Mrs. J. G. Wormley, R. D. 5.
187. Mrs. Edith E. McArthur.
188. O. B. McGowan.
190. Ruth Korf, Winfield, R. F. D. 1.
191. H. W. Snyder.
192. Mrs. Dennis Clark.
193. Mrs. Clara M. Tinsman.
195.xWm. C. Bennett, Rt. 2.
196. Marian Loomis.
198. Mrs. Edna J. Caldwell, 407 N. Market
St.
200. Mrs. T. W. Wonders.
201. Mrs. W. B. Brazell.
202. Mrs. Laura Brown, 1340 N. Elm St.
203. Axel O. Ask, 108 East 2nd St.
204. William I. Walker, 217 S. Ward St.
205. Dale R. Van Eman.
206. Mrs. Alice Lumm.
207. Mrs. Helen Smith, 1211 6th St.
208. Olin Anderson.
209. Arnold Horner, Madrid.
211. W. F. Schroeder.
212. Alex. Stewart.
214.xWarren Lewis.
215. Mrs. Alice M. Kretchmer, 911 4th
St.
216. Mrs. Fred Fletcher.
217. Mrs. Alma E. Maxwell.
220. Mrs. Emma Evans.
221. Mrs. Nellie Amendt.
222. Mrs. Paul D. Castle, Moville.
223. Clint Kircheval.
224. Mrs. C. B. Osborne.
225. Benny Worm, Rt. 2.
227. Mrs. Myrtle B. Evans.
228. W. A. Scott.
230. Donald Welty, Rt. 2.
231. Mrs. Edna J. Dagel.
232. Mrs. C. J. Boyer, 1200 Pierce St.
233. Mrs. Opha L. Vail, 1806 Ross St.
234. Lloyd Hadenfeldt
235. Mrs. A. L. Calderhead
237. Henry Franz.
238. R. M. Tuttle.
240. Mrs. Angle Gellhorn.
241. N. A. Simmons.
242. Fred E. Ball.
243.xM. J. E. Emerson.
244.xMrs. Fred H. Lewis.
247. Mrs. C. M. Rice.
248. John T. Ames.
249. Mrs. Louise G. Schmidt.
250. Hadley Brewer.
251.xMrs. Beryl Patterson.
252. Mrs. Cora E. Chapin.
253. Gertrude M. Turnbull.
254.xCharles Burchett.
255. Mrs. Edna Ferguson.
256. Mrs. Ralph Shaw.
257. John Sipek, Elberon, R. F. D.
258: Mrs. J. K. McGnagle.
259. Mrs. J. E. Sedgwick.
260. Earl Tyler.
261. Mrs. Sewell Page, 946 Walnut St.
2£2. Mrs. Eliza Hunnerburg.
264. Lota R. Herrick.
265. Olive D. Bateman, 920 Elm St.
266. Mrs. Esther V. Skow.
267. Mrs. O. B. Lilly.
268. Mrs. W. G. Brown.
269. T. E. Lewis.
270. Mrs. Leola Hobson.
KANSAS
1. Albert Adolf, Beeler.
2. Conrad Schlegel, Sr.
3. Mrs. A. S. Allendorph.
4. Mrs. Florence Lovejoy.
5. Harriett Chace.
6. F. N. Rood.
7. Arthur Leach, 706 N. 3rd.
8. Wm. Protheroe, Lebo.
9. Etta Vanderlip, Woodston.
10. Mrs. N. G. F. Douglass.
12. G. J. Wittmann, Brownell.
13. Mrs. C. A. Greene.
14. Fred Wortman.
15. J. W. White.
16. Mrs. Dona Hightower.
17. Mrs. Riley Loudon.
18. Mrs. Lloyd N. Nichels.
19. Mrs. Victor Franklin, Lebanon, Rt. 4.
20. Mrs. Josephine Kenwell, 520
Columbia.
21. Mrs. Earl Mackey, Augusta, Route 2.
22. Mrs. Eunice Martin.
23. Fred W. Winter.
24. Mrs. W. A. Johnson.
25. Fred Thomas, Emporia, Route 3.
26. Henry Kaiser, Sr.
27. Mrs. S. J. Holman.
28.xMrs. Vesta Stine, Edna.
29. Mrs. Charles Douglass, 300 W. 10th.
30. Mrs. Thomas Lowe, Emporia, 527
Exchange.
31. Mrs. Albert Tucker, 421 E. River.
32. Mrs. Walter Sawyer.
33.xGertrude Alexander, Altoona.
34. Mrs. Minola Burke.
35. Retta Moore, 1003 Quincy.
36. W. H. Stowell, 412 J/2 N. Main
37. Glenn Harshbarger.
38. D. M. Stiles, West Sixth.
39. Collie Putnam.
40.xMrs. Amy Lyon, Dellvale.
41. Beatrice Wood, Route 6.
42. Mrs. John J. Schoonover.
43. Paul Szidat, 1124 W. Walnut
44. Paul Schrammel.
45. Mrs. W. W. Nye, 614 Shawnee.
46. Mrs. D. C. Martindell, 309 E. 12th.
47. Mrs. Sam Hulsizer. 717 S. 5th.
48. Mrs. Lulu M. St. Clair.
49. O. F. Barnhart, 1883 Strong.
50. Mrs. Guy Gray, Route 3.
51. Mrs. Harold C. Arnspiger, 1314 N.
33rd.
52. Neil W. Hill, 2950 Stewart.
54. Rev. Henry F. Markham, 2916 44
Ave. PI.
55. Donna J. Bingham.
56. Mary McMahon.
57. Mrs. W. S. G. Willis.
58. Sarah H. Cleland, 1108 Vermont.
59. H. R. Sparrow, 224 3rd.
60. Mrs. Ray Wills.
61. Mrs. Leona Dock.
62.xMrs. Edna Gislar.
63. Allan Holmes.
64. G. W. Hamilton.
65. Mary Anderson.
66. Orville Rucklen.
67. Mrs. Beula M. Lawson.
68. F. I. Burt. 1733 Laramie.
69. J. W. Lank.
70.xMrs. Guy Shaw.
71.xMrs. Eva Davis, Miltonvale.
72. C. R. Sanford.
284 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
KANSAS (Continued)
73.xMrs. Rosella Sprague, Almena.
74. Masse Snider.
75. Susie Smith.
76. Mrs. Lena Campbel.
77.xMrs. Maud Durham, Turon.
78. Mrs. Alyce B. Inge.
79. Ida E. Perrusel, Onaga.
80. Albert Plumb, 513 Main.
81. Mrs. Ada Bond.
82. Effie E. Parker, 601 West Park.
SS.xCarl O. Cederberg, Mankatt.
84. Mrs. Laura Haughamont.
85.xEmory S. Huff, Dellvale.
86. Mrs. Leslie M. Clark.
87. Mary E. Wilkinson, First Nat'l Bank.
88. George P. Hart.
89. Rowles Anderson.
90. Mrs. Lucy B. Engler, Route 2.
91.xMrs. Anna Webber, Arlington.
92.xMaiy C. McDaniel, Edson.
94. Cecil R. Johnson, Sylvia.
95. Jeanie C. Turner, 111 S. W. Blvd.
96. M. G. Gregwire.
97. Dr. Clemens Rucker.
98. Mrs. A. A. Shelton.
99. Mrs. Ada Wright.
100. Ladoit Firkins.
101. Mrs. Elsie Hilyard.
102. Mrs. Bessie M. Shandley.
103. Lucelia N. Gill, 307 Alma.
104. Mrs. Blanche Flook.
105. C. W. Coolbough.
106. Margaret Thomas.
107. Mrs. John B. Winslow.
108. Winnie Williams, 309 Jefferson.
109. Mrs. T. O. Foster, 2022 N. Polk.
110. Oscar D. Booth, 2024 Lincoln.
111. LiUian Reed, 1900 Redden.
112.xMrs. Ethel Shriver.
113. Mrs. Emma Satterthwaite.
114. Martha Cottrell, Zeandale.
115. Walter Black, Auburn, Route 23.
116. Fern Normandin.
117. Thomas Young, 908 W. Harvey.
118. Earl S. Francis.
119. Raymond Goodman.
120. Mrs. J. P. Kelley.
121. F. T. Bosworth, 3314 Oakland.
122. Glenn E. Merrill, 1540 Fairmount.
123. Mrs. F. L. Stine.
KENTUCKY
1. Mrs. Delia McPherson, 101 7th St.
2. H. B. Turner.
4. G. M. Humble.
LOUISIANA (White)
1. Andrew Spillers.
2. B. O. Avant, R. 3.
3. Mark Robinson.
4. Warren A. Downs.
5. Mrs. J. Q. Adams.
6. Mrs. W. C. McNabb.
7. Mrs. Tom Baggett.
8. Albert Strozier, R. 1.
9. J. H. Young, R. 2.
10. Mrs. C. G. Seibert.
LOUISIANA (Colored)
1. Mrs. Mary Joiner, 310 St. Charles St.
2. Mrs. Charity Groze, Gen. Del.
3. Valmont Sparrow, New Iberia, R. 1,
Box 32.
5. Joseph Boykins.
6. Ruby Lee, Box 85.
7. Johnny Verrett, Thibodaux.
8. Mrs. Bertha Cornier, Box 91.
9. Mrs. Violet Cazabatt, 1007 Canal St
10. Mrs. Alma Curtis, 716 Haskel St.
11. Juanita Crofton.
12. Carrie Landry, 512 Weeks St.
13. E. H. Phillips, 2026 St. Anthony St.
14. Mrs. Elouise A. Thornhill, 2216
Second St.
15. Frank King, 1633 Urquart St.
16. Margaret Dixon, 2436 Canal St.
17. Augustus A. Coxon.
18. Eva C. Baptist, 1237 St. Charles St.
MAINE
1. Mrs. Sarah L. Morse.
3. Mrs. Hazel M. Wardwell, North
Waterford, R. D. 1.
4.xMrs. Helen M. Drake, R. D. 1.
5. Mary C. Emerson.
7. Mrs. George C. Orcutt, Amherst.
8. Sadie M. Bailey.
9. A. E. Hamilton.
10. Mrs. Ray L. Rafford.
11. Forest E. Ludden, 9 Winter St.
12. Fred W. Hutchinson, R. D. 4.
13. Mrs. N. C. Small, 19 Loring St.
14. Albert E. Lamb, 139 Sewall St.
15. Mrs. Edith R. Guptill.
16. Prof. Francis B. Denio, 347 Ham-
mond St.
17. Mrs. E. W. Wentworth, R. D. 1.
18. Mrs. Mildred Taylor. 100 Stillwater
Ave.
19. Edward M. Blanding, 46 Madison St.
20..\Alice M. Greeley, 16 13th St.
21. Mary E. Hodgkins, 23 Greeley Ave.
22. Charles C. Low, Box 346.
23. Luther S. Thompson, 19 Andrews
Road.
24. Mrs. Ellen Smith, Deblois.
25. James H. Howes.
26. Walter G. Hatch, R. D. 4.
27. Mrs. Kate R. Wood, Waterville,
R. D. 4.
28. Mrs. Pearl A. Tibbetts.
29. Georgia I. Staples.
30. Roger P. Moore.
31. Mrs. Myrtie C. Cummings.
32.xMrs. Alberta L. Bell.
34. Mrs. Pearl Emerson.
35. Millicent Maddocks.
36. Mrs. Annie H. Stahl, Waldoboro.
37. Mrs. Emery Cushman, 229 Center St.
38. Fred C. Ware, 600 S. Main St.
39. Minnie G. Lewis, R. D. 1.
40. Fred N. Berry.
41. Frank O. Chadboume.
42. Milton W. Russell.
43. Mrs. Christine J. Stoddard.
44. Nellie M. Grindle, Brooksville.
45. Mrs. Marion T. Blodgett.
46. Mrs. Priscilla H. Blake.
47. Mrs. Susan M. Lewis.
48. Gerald Gardner Wilder, 2 Page St.
49. Mrs. Esther E. Terrill, Box 342.
50. Mrs. Viola Bolstredge.
51. Mrs. Inez E. Hay den.
52. Mrs. Alice R. Bodge.
53. Mrs. Marian E. Hague, Gorham,
R. D. 3.
54. George B. Bates.
55. Mrs. Anna B. Chisholm, Red Beach.
56. Joseph L. Brewster.
57. Mrs. Laura W. Shea.
59. Beatrice E. Spurling.
60. Annie S. Ricker.
61. Mrs. Bertha Bickford.
62.xCharles N. Jones, Box 28.
63. Mrs. Effie L. Perkins.
64. Mrs. Harvey S. Stanley.
65. Mrs. Agnes H. Spurling.
66. Arno S. Chase.
68. Mrs. Marcia B. Blood, E. Holden,
R. D. 2.
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285
MAINE (Continued)
69. Rev. Frank A. Junkins, Box 56.
70. Ralph A. Gray.
72. T. E. Cole.
73. Hazel M. Ingalls.
74. Mrs. Mary S. Gardner.
75. Mrs. Belle M. Foss, 14 Maple St.
76. Walter H. Small, 64 Main St.
77. Liston P. Evans.
79. Mrs. Ida L. Eveleth, Lisbon Falls,
R. D. 2.
80. Mrs. Bertha T. Wass, Box 169.
81. Charles Parson.
82. Robert Currie, 29 Third St.
83.xHerman W. Fountain, 12 Third St.
84. Eben Chase, R. D. 1.
85. Mrs. Josephine E. Bartlett, South
Eliot, Pleasant St.
86. Marion L. Bartlett, 54 Birch Ave.
87. Rev. Henry W. Conley, Ellsworth,
R. D. 3.
88. Helen F. Maddocks, Ellsworth,
R. D. 3.
89. Emmons E. Heald, Portland, R. D. 4.
90. Mrs. Grace Lunt, Cumberland
Center, Maine St.
91. Katherine M. Titcomb, 16 Court St.
92. Mrs. Florence W. Weymouth.
93. Violet G. Scates.
94. George R. Bradbury, 45 Pleasant.
95. Mrs. Maude Hopkins.
96. Effie M. Flye.
97. Mrs. John Stowell.
98. Ellen Talbot, Freeport, R. D. 4.
99. Mrs. T. L. Eastman, Smith St.
101. Donald Stuart.
102. Mrs. Marcia H. Clark.
103. Mrs. Celia S. Wight, Bethel, R. D. 2.
104. Mrs. Philip P. Lewis, 35 Main St.
105. Mrs. Stephen H. Sprague, Box 24.
106. George E. Merrill.
107. Mrs. Lynn S. Smith, Box 91
108. Mrs. Estelle Spaulding, 28 Union St.
109. Mrs. Alice M. Smith.
110. Mrs. Clara D. Merriman, Brunswick,
R. D. 2.
111. John Haverinen, Norway, R. D. 2.
112. Mrs. Cora L. Pike.
113. Mrs. Melvina M. Hart, Brewer,
R. D. 5.
114. Augusta R. Perry, 11 Elm Street.
115. Mrs. Dora E. Sawtelle, Farmington,
R. D. 2.
116. Mrs. Nellie Berry.
117. Ava M. Rich.
118. Louise N. Kennedy.
119. Ora M. Morton.
120. Mr. E. A. Worcester.
121. Mrs. Annie W. Beath.
122. Charles W. Goodnow.
123. Julia W. Smith.
124.xJ. Percy Amee.
125.xWarren N. Phinney.
126. Mrs. Edna M. Patey.
128. Mabel L. Templeton, 76 Webster St.
129. Mrs. Ella Fogg Hasty.
130. Mrs. Alma M. Brunk.
131. Mrs. E. P. Boober, 13 Mill St.
132. Mrs. A. H. Rathbun, R. D. 3.
133. Sophronia S. Teel, Frenchboro.
134. James C. Kilgour. Jr.
135.xMrs. Lottie M. Palmer.
136.xMrs. Agatha McBride, Summer St.
137. Mr. C. W. Murphy, West Kennebunk,
R. D.
138. Josephine Fenno. 38 Centre St.
139. Mrs. I. E. Pettegrove.
140. Ernest C. Weston.
142. Mr. Claude Linnell, Wentworth Lo-
cation, N. H.
143. Mrs. Ada F. Smith, Machias, R. D.
144. Mrs. H. L. Rafford.
146. Mrs. Flora B. Hawley.
148. John J. Johnson, Ridlonville.
149. Mrs. Ella Mayhew.
150. Mrs. Laura E. Strout.
151. Mrs. Frances B. Crabtree, 385 Penob-
scot Ave.
152. Lizzie E. Washburn, Auburn, 145
Gamage Ave.
153. Mrs. Florence A. Keene, Hebron,
R. D. 2.
154. Mrs. Susie Bragdon.
155. Mr. F. M. Hescock.
156. Mrs. Ada R. Chelles, Mt. Desert.
157. Mrs. Laura M. Candage.
158. Mrs. Lillian A. Stanley, Otter Creek.
159. Mrs. Nina J. Cheney, Head Tide.
160. Mrs. Amy A. Erskine, Damariscotta.
161. George B. Moulton.
162. Roland C. Chandler, R. D. 1.
163.xRev. John W. Reynolds.
164. Mrs. Edna Wilber.
165. Mrs. Belle R. FoUett.
166. Fritz Sjoberg, R. D. 1.
167. Mrs. Frances Voter.
168. Mrs. Maude A. Carr.
169. Maude A. Johnson.
170. Mr. E. M. Mclntire, Walnut Hill,
R. D. 1.
171. Eldora M. Holman, R. D. 1.
172. Dr. Arthur W. Easton. 143 Main St.
173. Mrs. Harriet S. Mehann, Bangor,
29 Harthorn Ave.
174. Elizabeth D. Crane.
175. Mrs. Charlotte B. Brewster.
176. Mr. C. E. Crossland, 144 College Ave.
178. Mrs. Rose E. Smith, Harrison, R. D. 3.
179. Martha R. Anderson.
180. Mrs. Kate Starbird.
181. Edward L. Greene, 41 Gothic St.
182. Jack Immonen, South Paris, R. D. 3.
184. Lester Selwood, R. D. 1.
185. Mrs. Louise A. Beal.
186. Abbie F. Minott.
187. Mr. F. M. Lapham, Gardiner, R. D. 4.
188. Charles L. Pulsifer, Mechanic Falls,
R. D. 3.
189. Mrs. Fred C. Stevens.
191. Theodore Gould, 141 William St.
192. Alfred H. Tracy, 306 Congress St.
193. Ida E. Cummings, 1134 Congress St.
194. George B. Turner, 13 Codman St.
195. Mr. F. Preston Leavitt, 28 Kenwood
St.
196. Helen M. Wells, 11 Abbott St.
197. Enos E. Johnson, 18 Cottage St.
198. Mrs. Martha D. Cobb, 165 Summit St.
199. William J. Pervier, R. D.
200. Dr. Levi Trundy, 7 Highland St.
201. Mrs. Nellie S. Bates.
202. Mrs. H. Ethel Mann.
203. Mrs. Isabel D. Randall.
204. S. Annie Lamb, R. D.
205. Sarvis C. Perry, 64 N. Main St.
206. Harry G. Elliot.
207. Mrs. Catherine B. Nielson, 263 Beach
St.
208.xMrs. Almeda G. Sawyer. Saco. R. D. 3.
209. John V. Tucker, 303 Main St.
210. Mrs. Charles F. Walker.
211. James H. Duncan, Church St.
212. Mrs. Prudence Eaton.
213. Mary A. Babb.
214. Mrs. E. K. Spooner.
216. Mrs. Ray Bouchard, Monarda.
217. Hannah R. Page, 14 High St.
218. Mrs. Emma M. French.
219. Harry L. Smith, 63 Portland St.
221. Mrs. Josephine Berry.
222. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Eldridge, 381
Cottage St.
223. Mrs. Emily Lamson, 235 High St.
224. Mrs. Ida Anderson, Thomaston, R. D.,
Box 31.
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225. Lida E. Cousins.
226. Mrs. Jennie L. Monroe.
227. Mrs. Isabel Bragg.
228. Mrs. Horace G. Buzzell.
229. Mrs. George H. Dole.
231. Mrs. California Bickmore, Stockton
Springs, R. D. 3.
232. Edwin E. Allen.
234. Mrs. L. T. Hunter.
235. Augusta T. Eastman.
236. Mrs. Helen M. Smith.
237. Mrs. Hattie O. Kennedy.
238. Mrs. Mary L. Waldo, 37 Gleason St.
239. Mrs. Lou W. Murch, Main St.
240. Mrs. Percy G. Getchell.
241. Mrs. Wilford H. Kittredge, Mc-
Kinley, R. D.
242. Herbert F. Dresser.
243. Mr. H. E. Messer.
244. Mrs. Grace D. Barnett.
245. Mr. H. E. MacLauchlan.
246. Mrs. Harriet L. Morgan, Augusta,
R. D. 1.
247. Clara M. Burleigh, Waterville, Rt. 3.
248. Mrs. Sadie Crocker, Bangor, R. D. 7.
249. Mrs. B. E. Bean, Waite.
250. Mrs. D. W. Potter.
251. Mrs. Abbie J. Newbert.
252. Mrs. Ella R. Millett.
253. Chester L. Holt, R. D. 1.
254. Prof. Winthrop H. Stanley, 145 Col-
lege Avenue.
255. Elmer O. Metcalf, Box 107.
256. Fred W. Bay ley.
257. Mabel R. Morrill.
258. Walter F. Haskell, 234 Bridge St.
259. Stephen E. Cordwell, Cumberland
Mills.
260. Mrs. Genevieve Dinsmore.
261. Mrs. Zella Pennell.
262. Mrs. Harriett B. Sewall.
263. Mrs. Mildred T. Harlow, Gorham,
R. D. 4.
264. Mrs. Minnie C. Garland, Waterville,
R. D. 4.
265. Mildred C. Haley.
266. Mrs. Harriet W. Williams, 16 Central
St.
267. Harvey R. Pease.
268. Mrs. Winfield S. Wright.
269. Mrs. Mabel S. Ward, 14 High St.
271. Florence A. Paul.
272. Mrs. Harley G. Ellis, Box 22.
MASSACHUSETTS
1. Mrs. Mira D. Ludden, 45 Thaxter
Ave.
2. Mrs. Bessie C. Loud, 69 Randolph.
3. Jennie E. Reed.
4. Mrs. Jennie K. Tuttle.
5.xMrs. Luther Reynolds, New Bedford,
Lunds Corner.
6. Donald A. Linscott, 13 Melrose.
7. Mrs. Nettie D. Hastings.
8. Mrs. Anna C. Pond.
9.xMrs. Frances M. Brown, 18 Rocky
Hill Road.
10. Hazel B. Edgar, 30 Orchard.
11. Amy B. Morrill, 28 Merrimac.
12. Rev. John Pierpont.
13. Eleanor F. Bishop, 3 Spaulding.
14. Arthur P. French.
15. Fred C. Adams.
17. John A. Arnold, 27 Bartlet.
18. Herbert P. Carter.
19. Rev. F. A. Wilson, 34 Essex.
20. Steven T. Byington.
21. Cecil K. Bancroft.
22. Albert W. Wunderly, 9 Lincoln.
23. Margaret Elder, 80 Westminster Ave.
24. Charles H. Howard.
25. Mrs. Lillian E. Lombard.
26. Harold E. Foster.
27. Jonathan Sears.
28. Edson C. Gates, 14 Esty.
29. Leslie W. Briggs, 996 Pleasant.
30. Bertram F. McCartney, R. 214 Park.
31. Mrs. Anna S. Sweetland.
32. Ellen D. Tolman, 101 Millbury.
33. Minnie H. Evans.
34. Mrs. Martha O. Smith, East Sand-
wich.
35. Mrs. Joseph P. Hallett.
36. Olivia M. Phirmey.
37. Victor Leeman.
38. Florence H. Read.
39. Mrs. James B. Turner.
40. Mrs. Ruth B. Smith.
41. Mrs. John F. Brown.
42. Marion E. Bartlett.
43. William B. Dixon, Jr., Cambridge,
19 Pleasant.
44. Marion B. Steuerwald.
45. Clarence B. Van Wyck, 31 Willow.
46. Mrs. Esther M. Talbot.
47. Robert E. Taylor.
48. Henry L. Crowell.
49. Fred H. Wallis, 27 Conant.
50. Alma Moulton, 15 Cross.
51. Walter W. Herrick, 19 Sherman.
52. Harold Milwain, 211 Bridge.
53. Jacob W. Johnson, 20 Sturtevant.
54. Pearl R. Kinney.
55. Mrs. J. H. Ernst.
56. Morton C. Matteson.
57. Susan E. Tiffany, Springfield, 163
Thompson.
58. Mrs. Arthur E. Lee.
59. Grace Seymour, 53 Green.
60. Harold S. Davis, 42 Mt. Vernon.
61. Chester W. Pike, 102 Fuller.
62. Walter W. Newton, Cambridge, 11
Ware.
63. John McDonald, Medford Hillside,
63 Quincy.
64. Laura L. Newhall, 149 Dorchester.
65. John M. Ayer, 111 Arlington.
66. William G. Swan, 1079 Adams.
67. Percival FitzGerald, 7 Mayfair.
69. Franklin W. Davis, 14 Preston Rd.
70. Alice Smith, 298 Princeton.
71. Alfred A. Gillette, Wellesley Hills.
73. Minna A. Bretschneider, 2 Oakdale
• Ter.
74. Sumner T. Foster, 88 Walnut.
75. Arthur A. Brown, 709 Metropolitan
Ave.
76. Isaac T. Ripley, Dorchester, 7 Mt.
Everett.
77. Carl J. Youngren, 44 Alleghany.
78. E. Leslie Jones, West Roxbury, 35
Mt. Vernon.
79. Bertha Holzer, 214 Huntington Ave.
80. John A. Jernberg, West Roxbury,
34 Swallow.
81. G. A. Mortensen, Watertown, 174
Waverley Ave.
82. Harrison G. Meserve, 41 Gardner.
83. Elsie C. Church, 173 Westville.
84. Mrs. Sadie E. Downing, South Wey-
mouth.
85. Alvah P. Chandler, 49 Symmes.
86. Ernest P. Monroe, Dorchester, 6
Brookview.
87. Albert E. Smith, 1 Wordsworth.
88. Thomas D. Still, 34 Newcastle Rd.
89. Paul Beigbeder, Roslindale, 6 Mal-
verna Rd.
90. M. Nahigian, Brookline, 102 Lawton.
91. Lucia Mikaelian, Newton, 40 No-
nantum.
92. G. Waldo Livermore.
93. Albert C. Waters.
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287
MASSACHUSETTS (Continued)
94. B. Pearl Lewis, North Andover,
997 Dale Ave.
95. Mrs. Margaret C. Adams.
96. James Reid, 83 Monatiquot Ave.
97. Wesley B. Hatch, 1366 Washington.
98. Charles P. Sinnott, 25 Park Ter
99. Sara E. Wilbar.
100. Gladys H. Campbell.
101. Mrs. E. G. Clark.
102. Carrie H. Thacher, 297 Moraine.
103. Clara M. Keith, South Church office.
104. William B. Nash, 34 W. Chestnut.
105. Mary B. Faunce, Brockton, 114
Cherry.
106. Grace C. Jamieson, 58 Taylor Ave.
107. Elijah J Manning, 8 Electric Ave.
108. John F. Hebard.
109. Donald H. Whittemore, 226 Babcock.
110. Frederick A. Leavitt, 166 Tappan.
111. Fred L. Warfield.
112. Orray S. Skelton.
113. Chester M. Grover, 33 Hurlbut.
114. Arthur C. Prescott, 103 Western Ave.
115. John F. Davis, 33 Arlington.
116. J. William Sparrow, 124 Auburn.
117. Carlton B. Taber, 299 Washington.
118. Herbert P. Dutton.
119. Mrs. Winifred F. Shaw.
120. Fred O. Bicknell.
121. Mrs. Ruth C. Bremer.
122. Mrs. Frank O. Wakefield.
123. Mrs. Emma J. Howes.
124. Warren Chesley, Lowell, 85 Ding-
well.
125. Sidney E. Dupee, South Chelmsford.
126. Minnie S. Chapin, 115 Washington
Ave.
127. George A. Paine, 240 Revere Beach
Parkway.
128. William Ward, East Longmeadow.
129. Mrs. Charles H. Biggs.
130. Mrs. H. L. Merritt.
131. Clinton G. Chapin, 165 Chicopee.
132. Howard L. Holt, 59 Pine.
133. Charles H. Jenness, 356 Springfield.
134. Frank J. Wells, 17 Forest.
135. John Beck.
136. Eugene N. Tower.
137. Mrs. Levi T. Lincoln, Cohasset.
138. Ralph H. Cram.
139. Charles H. Towle, 29 Hubbard.
140. John Anderson, South Acton.
141. Florence R. Howland.
142. Rev. Almon J. Dyer.
143. Mrs. Cora S. Starks.
144. Reuben C. Pierce.
145. Louis R. Wells.
146. Nettie M. Pratt, 61 Centre.
147. Mrs. Edwin T. Harvey, 21 Bay View
Ave.
148. Mrs. William G. Potter, 26 Prospect.
149.xCarrie N. D. Potter.
150.xAda D. Brehaut.
151. Warren G. Wheeler, 34 Willow.
152. Mrs. Myrtle M. Dyckman, 161 Fair-
field.
153. Mrs. Myron D. Hager.
154. Mrs. N. G. Hunt.
155. Herbert E. Newcomb.
157. Sarah B. Crowell.
158. Nina S. Sherman.
159.xMrs. Lillian I. Horton.
160. Mrs. M. C. Buxton.
161. Mrs. Harry L. Stockwell.
162. Mrs. George Monroe.
163. Frederick H. Gunther, 1003 Moody.
164. Amy G. Fox, Lowell, R. D. 2.
165. Bertha E. Whiting.
166. Alice L. Butterfield.
167. Mrs. Lila E. Shaw.
168. Frank R. Shaw, 88 Pleasant.
169. Charles H. Johnson.
170. Mrs. Laurence C. Davis.
171. Mrs. Luella I. Smith, North Easton.
172. Gottfrey Anderson.
173. Theodore S. Wimpenney.
174. Maude D. WiUiams, Great Barring-
ton.
175. Walter L. Brown.
176. Mrs. Lilla L. W. Brown.
177. Harry L. Dresser.
178. Leonard A. Story.
179. Alfred N. Taylor, 142 Linden.
180. Mae Heath. 74 Walnut.
181. Wilber G. Hayward, 4 Woodside Ave.
182. Mrs. Hilda Anderson, 25 Wedgewood.
183. George C. Dickey, 105 Pleasant.
184. Nelson R. Cherry, 1400 Robeson.
185.xMrs. Grace C. Drake, 35 Bigelow.
186. Walter E. Dow, Box 303.
187.xMrs. Minnie R. GifEord, 3216 N. Main.
188.xWilliam F. Pashley, 181 Jepson.
189. WiHiam Lord, 63 Earl.
190. James Lightbown, 335 Birch.
191. Theodore M. Davis.
192. Mrs. Nathan S. Ellis, Falmouth.
193. Mrs. Mabelle L. Shattuck.
194. Mrs. Maggie B. Jones.
195. Mrs. Fannie Robinson.
196. George V. Upton, Jr., 3 Prospect.
197. Harry M. Hall, Mt. Elam Road.
198. Mrs. Alfred Sammet, Frankfort St.
199. Emil W. Hanson, 90 Arlington.
200. Matti Johnson, 170 Marshall.
201. Mrs. Mildred A. Hiller, 11 Granite.
202. Rev. Henry A. Barber.
203. Arthur C. Winch.
204. Edna C. Goulding, 55 Freeman.
205. John T. Holmes, City Mills.
206. Eleanor P. Winslow.
208.xBessie Chace, New Bedford, R. D. 2.
209. Fred M. Gordon, 19 Franklin Court.
210. Frank Hurnanen, 69 Pelley.
211. Ruth B. Stetson.
213. Ralph W. Andrews, 250 Concord.
214. John J. Pew.
215. Verner R. Larsson, 1111 Washington.
217. Henry W. Packard.
218. Alfred Riggs.
219. Andrew C. Gibson.
220. Mrs. Perley E. Davis.
221. Mrs. Minnie E. Webb.
222. Mrs. Ruth F. N. Aldrich.
223. Wesley R. Taylor, 21 Gilmore Ave.
224. Helen C. Brown.
225. Charles W. Pierce, 314 Chapman.
226. Francis N. Thompson, 17 Chestnut
Hill.
227. Helen G. Johnson, 127 Shelburne.
228. Mrs. Edna J. Moore, Greenwich
Village.
229. Mrs. Mary H. Lewis.
230. Mrs. Florence H. Briggs.
231. Charles S. Huntress.
232. Harold L. West.
233. Horace O. Babb.
234. Harry Brown.
235. Mrs. Grace A. Wood, Essex.
236. Elizabeth Sessions.
237. Mrs. Hattie J. Flynn, Hanover.
239. George W. Severance, South Han-
over.
240. Mabel M. Emmons.
241. Wellman F. Wright.
242. Rev. Charles F. Hersey.
243. Franklin D. Underwood.
245. David Billings.
246. Jesse H. Bourne, 10 Kensington.
247. Reginald Toshack, 721 Broadway.
249. Henry P. Collins, 17 8th Ave.
251. Harold R. Morse, Bradford, 131
Colby.
252. Carleton E. Hutchinson, 13 Currier
Ave.
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253. Mrs. Marion V. Chadwick, 19 11th
Ave.
254. J. Harlan Chase.
255. Mrs. Annie E. Simpson, 48 5th Ave.
256. Mrs. Florence A. Holden.
257. Fred D. Carter.
258. Henry E. Stetson, Griswoldville.
259. Edgar M. Lane, 29 Spring.
260. T. Augustus Frissell.
261. Frederic W. Blanchard.
262. Harold B. Hunt.
263. Louisa M. Howlett.
264. Edith E. Wells, 12 Quincy Place.
265. Albert Webb, 1466 Northampton.
266. Thomas W. Ferguson, South Hadley,
94 College.
267. John M. Smith, 53 Ridgewood Ave.
268. Wayne E. Hughes.
269. Mrs. Lucy H. Clough.
270. Aili A. Niemela, Templeton.
271. Mrs. Ruth C. Aldrich.
272. Mrs. Royce Granger.
273. Mrs. E. C. Phinney.
274. Mrs. Miriam T. Huse, Topsfield.
275. Christine C. Moulton.
276. Mrs. Helen F. Bailey, 212 Main.
277. Edward T. Caswell.
278. Franklin V. Birdsall.
279. Mrs. James Macdonald.
280. Frank Cooper, Cheshire.
281. Harold S. Baker, Methuen, 29
Lincoln.
282. George D. Wilson, 47 Durham.
283. Everett Smerdon, 53 Marble Ave.
284. Paul A. Morgan, 952 Essex.
285. Royal S. Gilbert, 62 Warren.
286. Vahan Gulian, 33 Florence Ave.
287. T. M. Hayward.
288. Charles L. Davis, 91 Pleasant.
289. Louise R. Parsons.
290. Walter N. Howe, 70 Washington.
291. Mrs. Mildred A. Wilkinson, 49 More-
land Ave.
292. Stella Ingram. Hillsboro.
293. Mrs. Edith E. Baxter, Montague.
294. Frederic L. Fisher, 15 Stratham Rd.
295. Mrs. George L. Chapin.
296. George E. Ford.
297. Robert L. Medlicott, 109 Dover Rd.
298. Dr. A. G. Dennett, 113 Varnum Ave.
299. John F. Wood, 30 Fairfax.
300. Arnold E. Howard, 229 Pine.
301. Peter Widen, 56 Weed.
302. Albert L. Thompson, 154 Park View
Ave.
303. Haven G. Hill, 45 Merrimack.
304. Ralph A. Carver.
305. James E. Elphinstone.
306. Earl A. Brown.
307. George F. Perry, 11 Larch Rd.
308. Henry Garney, 16 Burrill Ave.
309. Alice M. Williams, 19 Lyman.
SlO.xWinthrop W. Howard, 44 Birch.
311. Edith W. Bush.
312. Evelyn Ramsdell, Wakefield, R. D. 1.
313. Clarence S. Walker, 74 Dexter.
314. J. Herbert Bunce, 84 Columbia.
315. Mrs. Lillian A. Robbins, 1262 Salem.
316. Carl T. Wenant, 37 Poplar.
317. Thomas A. Lees.
318. George L. Hewitt.
319.xMrs. Helen M. Clare.
320. Richard Tutt, 11 Maverick.
321. Charles M. Deane, Jr.
322. Hazel O. Warren, 50 River.
323. Lucy T. Ames.
325. Lemuel L. Dexter.
326. Sidney E. McCleary, 40 Brooks.
327. Lyli S. Saarikka, Concord.
328. Mrs. Mary A. Weiker.
329. Charles E. Miller, 16 Chestnut
330. Winthrop F. Butler, 152 Allston.
331. Albert Carson, 17 College Ave.
332. James C. Gibson, Medford, 80
Adams.
333. William W. Ollendorff.
334. Mrs. Abbie E. Clough.
335. Benning L. Wentworth.
336. P. L. Wetmore, 653 Franklin.
337. Louis A. Melsheimer, 421 E. Foster.
338. Richard A. Sargent.
339. John Ostler, 19 Summer.
340. George A. Deane.
341. Percy W. Keith.
342. Leonard O. Tillson, 11 North.
343. Wesley A. Olds.
344. Galen B. Howe.
345. Fred M. Daniels, 94 School.
347. Mrs. Robert J. Stockwell, 47 W. Main.
348. Harold C. Witter.
349. Marjorie A. Wade.
350. Ralph M. Anderson.
351. Frank G. Nilson, Mattapan, 16
Aberdeen Rd.
352. Albert V. Kenny, 3 Pilgrim Rd.
353. Mrs. P. W. Soule.
354. Mrs. Jessie L. Wheeler.
355. Mrs. Carrie G. Higgins.
356. Karl F. Miller.
357. Mrs. Jessie T. Bidwell.
358. Roy I. Patterson, South Egremont.
359. A. L. Field.
360. Mrs. Evarts W. Pond.
361. Arthur W. FitzGerald, 70 Park Ave.
362. Mrs. Raymond G. Cooper.
363. H. Prescott Tucker, 49 Walnut.
364. John Olson.
365. Mrs. Henry C. Taber, 22 Ball.
366. Alfred Taylor, 101 Newton.
367. Gertrude Perkins, 127 Chestnut.
368. Mrs. Frank A. Morse.
369. Joseph D. Rolfe.
370. Joseph N. Dummer.
371. Edith M. Howe, 254 High.
372. Mrs. Robert L. Smith, 311 High.
374. Howard A. Cook.
375. Linwood J. Corser, Sheffield.
376. Ralph Stowell.
377. Mrs. Laura M. Pratt.
378. Harold D. Leach, 258 Homer.
379. George S. Fuller, 19 Balcarres Rd.
380. Frederick L. Trowbridge, 14 HoUis.
381. Bradley L. Hill, 22 Lake Ave.
382. Amedee J. Munsey, 18 Silver Lake
Ave.
383. James A. Brickett, 25 North.
384. Edward W. Hunter, 40 Canterbury
Road.
385. E. Payson Upham, 165 Collins Rd.
386. Myrtle Rockwood.
387. Thomas M. Beattie, 41 Windom Ter.
388. Arthur T. Jones, 78 N. Elm.
389. Harold L. Ames, 10 Jewett.
390. Thomas B. Arrington.
391. Thomas Wainwright, 47 Milton.
392. Mrs. Harry L. Carpenter, 74
Colburn.
393. Mrs. Evalina W. Grant.
394. Mrs. Marian W. Parmenter.
395. Irving O. Darling, 599 Hill.
396. J. Herbert Park, 21 Pine.
397. Arthur C. Adams.
398. Dr. Windsor R. Smith.
399. Mrs. lola H. Hodgen.
400. Mrs. Alice G. Wilson.
401. Mrs. Joseph W. Crowshaw.
402. Frank A. Morrill, 87 Walpole.
403. Anna Carlson, 11 West.
404. Mrs. Effie T. Swindell.
405. Mrs. Sara E. Rich.
406. George W. Fry, 66 N. Main.
407. Axel P. Peterson, 108 Pleasant.
408. C. E. IngersoU, Orleans.
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289
MASSACHUSETTS (Continued)
409. Mrs. Lila E. Crittendon.
410. Alice M. Brady.
411. James T. Campbell.
412. Fred S. Potter, 15 Grove.
413. Agnes Cole.
414. Herbert S. Robinson.
415. Greta S. Johnson, 7 Thorndike.
416. Mrs. H. W. Legro. 255 Lynn.
417. Frank K. Mclntire.
418. Mrs. Marion D. Robinson.
419. S. Alice Collis.
420. Lyman C. Blood.
421. Mrs. Rose T. Smith.
422. Annie W. McDowell.
423. Mrs. Lyman B. Smith.
424. William D. Goodwin, 112 Appleton
Ave.
425. Maitland Jacobs, 80 3d St.
426. Sherrill P. Bates, 78 Taylor.
427. William K. Bedford, 110 Elizabeth.
428. Edmund Dupuis, Coltsville Rd.
429. Mrs. Earl W. Kibby, 1645 Lebanon
Ave.
430. Mrs. Bessie Rice.
431. Mrs. Amasa Bartlett.
432. John W. Herrick, 3 Howes Lane.
433. Lina B. Nickerson.
434. Luigi Regini.
435. Helen M. Perkins.
436. Ethel R. Mirick.
437. Jessie T. Matheson.
438. Elsie S. Norris, 133 Washington.
439. Roy W. Wastcoat, 29 Ellington Rd.
440. Carl W. Sherburne, 16 Edison.
441. Mrs. Cordelia J. Cummings, 15 Clive.
442 Emil Riihimaki, 11 West.
443. Daniel Chisholm, Atlantic, 213
Billings.
445. Harry C. Koehler. 182 Rhoda.
446. Willard R. Smith, 105 Liberty.
447. Wilfred Leonard.
448. Mrs. Elmer Wood.
449. Fred L. Nutter.
450. Mrs. Charlotte C. Thatcher.
452. Athel M. Cooledge, 207 Mountain
Ave.
453. Alice M. Stroud.
454. Mrs. Ida B. Coleman.
455. Phoebe G. Haskell.
456. Mrs. Alberta H. Gerrish.
457. Mrs. Julia R. Morse.
458. Grace E. Smith.
459. George Mills.
462. Emily M. Adams.
463. Mrs. Alice F. Chase.
464. Walter H. Glazier.
465. Charles J. Campbell.
466. Walter T. Berry. 5 Saltonstall
Parkway.
467. Irving K. Annable, 1 Willow Ave.
468. Mrs. Lempi M. Hyde.
470. Mrs. Elizabeth L. Burbank.
471. M. Rosamond Robinson, 78 Main.
472. Charles W. Burwell, 20 Clifton Ave.
473. Mrs. Julia E. Fitts, Greenbush.
474. Mrs. Marjorie L. Nickerson.
475. Mrs. Marion Hassam.
476. Ernest L. Wakefield.
477. Pliny B. Gould.
478. Frank H. Chandler.
479. Mrs. Edith B. Parker.
480. Walter Knowles.
481. Hiram Harlow.
482. Nathan J. Hunting.
483. H. Elton Goff.
484.xHarrison F. Topliff.
485. Leon T. Hutchins, 28 Franklin.
486. David Miller, ArUngton, 167 Mt.
Vernon.
487. Nelson H. Grover, 26 Oxford.
488. Charles A. Hamann, Cambridge, 30
Langdon.
489. Harold F. Price, 19 Robinson.
490. Wilfred A. Parsons.
491. E. Warren Ward.
493. William J. Wrighton, 25 Park Ave.
494. Mrs. Helen L. Goodwin, 24 Silver.
495. Mrs. Bertha E. Cowan, 3 Pleasant.
496. Mrs. L. L. Bugbee.
497. Charles S. Ross, 3 Summit.
498. Robert F. Ehni, 1490 Main.
499. Horace E. Allen, 215 Forest Park Av.
500. WiUiam F. Robinson, 23 Leyfred Ter.
501. Rev. Hermann Lohmann, 87 Berk-
shire.
502. Clyde E. Filkins, 128 Hartford Ter.
503. Frank E. Hatch, 51 Wexford.
504. Clayton C. Roberts, 107 White.
505. Rial S. Potter, 187 Marion.
506. Erma Porter, 41 Charter Ave.
507. Clinton J. Grant, 70 Ventura.
508. Mrs. Edith A. Bowen, 96 Denver.
509. W. W. Barker, 127 Bowles Park.
510. Charles M. Fuller, 26 Harkness Ave.
511. Mrs. A. S. Wilder, Sterling Junction.
512. Wenzel H. Krebs.
513. Mrs. John W. Cooney.
514. Lila S. Martin, 49 Wright.
515. Lucy M. Standish, 220 Pleasant.
516. Mrs. Harriet J. Haynes.
517. Mrs. Carrie L. Luce.
518. Theoren L. Warner.
519. Mrs. Arthur E. King.
520. Mary C. E. Jackson.
521.xMartha G. Kingsley.
522. Mrs. Helen C. Francis, 470 Winthrop.
523. Flora L. Mason.
524. Arnold E. Wordell, 397 Tremont.
525. Amy L. Padelford, 54 Middleboro
Ave.
526. Frank R. Knox, 50 Warren.
527. Mrs. Margaret R. Johnson.
528. William P. Hawley.
529. Irving F. French, Lowell, R. D. 1.
530. Mrs. Mary R. Moore.
531. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Smith.
532. Mrs. Fannie J. Mead.
533. John R. Dyer.
534. Mrs. Zana B. Small.
535. Mrs. Ethel S. Braddon.
536. Mrs. Carrie G. Poor.
538. Roy A. Hovey, 50 Park Ave.
539. Harold E. Fuller.
540. Mrs. Charles A. Bean, East Walpole,
138 Pleasant.
541. George A. Mansfield, 126 Summer.
542. Oscar Erickson, 48 South.
543. Mrs. Roland D. Sawyer.
544. Mrs. K. A. Handanian, 51 Church.
545. William N. Hitchcock.
546. Elias Erickson, South Carver.
547. Rev. George H. Cummings.
548. Mrs. Fred R. Lincoln.
549. Harrie E. Willson, 46 Royal.
550. Margaret E. Wheeler.
551. Mrs. Ernest A. Joslin, 35 Elm.
552. Herbert Austin, 11 Leighton Rd.
553. George W. Adams, 28 Laurel Ave.
554. Mrs. Hilda G. Baker.
556. Mrs. Effle L. Bowen.
557. Robert F. ICnowlton.
558. Winfred C. Lightbody.
559. John F. Kyes.
560. Kenneth L. Hardenbrook.
561. Mrs. Annie J. Chesson.
562. George E. Pratt, 9 Spring.
563. Lewis B. Allyn, 69 Western Ave.
564. May E. Day.
565. Charles R. Burt.
566. Mrs. Margaret French.
567. Fred H. Poore.
568. Charlotte R. Wormwood.
569.xFrank S. Pettey.
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570.xJanie B. Smith.
571.xRuth M. Lawton.
572. Mrs. Beatrice E. Potter.
573. David W. Barlow, 47 Hanover.
574. Harry A. Lamont, 21 Lyman.
575. diaries W. Roberts.
576. William W. Bartlett.
577. Ulysses E. May hew.
578. Edward L. Smith.
579. Florence B. Nash, East Weymouth,
771 Commercial.
580. David N. Crawford.
581. Mrs. Alexander Smith, 112 Hobart.
582. Cora L. Beard, 193 Pearl.
583. William M. Reamy, 11 Cedar.
584. Howard R. Waite.
585. Arthur H. Lee. 17 Webster.
586. Mrs. Mary S. Merrick.
587. Joseph M. Perry.
588. Raymond A. Warner.
589. William G. Loomis.
590. Carleton G. Smith.
591. Mrs. Alice H. Blair.
592. Minnie S. Hunter.
593. Howard E. Bedell.
594. Mrs. Annie A. Littlewood.
595. Mrs. Lizzie E. Jones.
596. Mrs. Hortense J. Snow, 343 Central.
597. Henry S. Chapman, 3 Salisbury.
598. Arthur A. Belville, 43 Brookside Rd.
599. Mrs. Laura Loring.
600. Albert S. Richards, 106 Cottage Ave.
601. Mrs. Clara N. Kelley, 37 Warren Ave.
602. Arthur J. Moore, 9 Fletcher Rd.
603. Alvin L. Olson, Arlington, 90 New-
port.
604. Virginia Gay, 225 Washington.
605. Wilton H. Merriam, 43 Woodland.
606. Willard K. French, 10 Brownell.
607. Arthur C. Higgins, 15 Hadwen Lane.
608. Ebenezer G. Seal, 107 Main.
609. W. Stowell White, 33 Hollywood.
610. J. Victor Sohlberg, 28 S. Stowell.
611. Burton Sherman, 114 S. Ludlow.
612. Emiline Amidon, 15 Lee.
613. Mrs. Elsie S. Helie, 21 Cambridge.
614. Mrs. Gladys S. Doe. 98 Alvarado Av.
615. Earl Lingner, 1200 Main.
616. Kissag M. Nahikian, 273 Bumcoat.
617. Fred G. Munson, 25 Clearview Ave.
618. Charles Carlson, Auburn, 43 Wallace
Ave.
619. William A. Carson, 27 Grenada.
620. Mrs. Hilda M. Laine, 4 Orchard.
621. Mrs. Edna H. May, 33 Trowbridge
Circuit.
622. Arthur G. Canen.
623. Mrs. George Hagopian.
624. Mrs. Carrie A. Gorham, Yarmouth-
port.
625. Mrs. Prescott H. Baker.
MICHIGAN
1. Mrs. Jerome Cramton.
2. Mrs. John C. Calhoun.
3. Ines E. Barbour.
4. E. N. Hulley.
5. Mrs. Ben Kelley.
6. Bess Reid.
7. Charles W. McLean.
8. Mrs. John Moerman, Comstock
Park R D 1
9. Ester Smith, 1207 Oakland Ave.
10. Wm. C. Bottomley.
11. Mrs. Earl J. Lehr.
12. Mrs. Isabelle Briley.
13. Phillip Heinrich, Jr., R. D. 1.
14. Mrs. Glen Wilkinson.
15. G. Bradley Baker.
16. Mrs. Vera E. Ward.
17. Mabel G. Nold.
18. R. D. Wellever, 145 N. Capitol Ave.
19. George E. Butterfleld, 2600 Center
Ave.
21. Mrs. Ralph B. Hewer.
22. E. B. Lapham.
23. Walter G. Hornack.
24. E. Louise Case.
25. Mrs. Ida E. Cranson, Bronson, R. D. 5.
27. James L. Young, 112 Division St.
29. Mrs. Elizabeth Stiles, Atlanta, R. D.
30. Harold Kitson, Rockford, R. D. 2.
31. Mrs. James Norton.
32. Dr. L. A. Howe.
33. Mrs. Arthur Cheney.
34. Mrs. B. W. Klackle.
35. Mrs. Abigail Mac Iver.
36. Mrs. Jennie Smith.
37. Mrs. Cora A. Chapman.
38. Mrs. Bertha Slack.
39. Mrs. Daisy Ranger.
40. George Wilcox.
41. Wm. R. Sincock, Laurium.
42. Nellis Rollins, Ada R. D. 2.
43. Mrs. O. M. Thornton, Charlotte,
R. D. 2.
44. George Knowles.
45. Mrs. Amelia Curtis.
46. Mrs. H. S. Harsha.
47. Cora Chappell.
48. E. J. Wilkinson.
49. John P. Ochs.
50. J. George Webster.
52. Mrs. N. A. Elden.
53. Mrs. Marguerite Marvin, Box 171.
54. Cebert M. Halladay.
55. Mrs. C. E. Geisler.
56. G. W. Parrott, Lenox.
57. Jennie M. Kauffman, R. D. 2.
58. Charles T. Stears.
59. Mrs. Lucy Holben.
60. Cyrus A. Walker, Kalamazoo,
R. D. 4.
61. Mrs. Wm. Thaler.
62. E. Mabel Shaw.
63. Mrs. Ada L. La Du.
64. Mrs. L. P. Meads.
65. H. H. Sarajian, 3656 Porter St.
66. Ernest V. Johnston, 12,076 Clover-
lawn Ave.
67. George Willis, 18,436 Pennington Dr.
68. Everett R. Phelps, 16,835 Sunderland
Road.
69. Mrs. V. E. Chase, Dearborn, 5826
Middlesex.
70. Ralph E. Wisner, 700 Whitmore Rd.
71. Robert L. Stevenson, Highland Park,
130 E. Buena Vista Ave.
72. Ray O. Brown, 715 W. Bethune Ave.
73. Roy Richardson, Melvindale, 18,569
Ruth.
74. Chandler Rogers, 13,649 Stoepel Ave.
75. Herman F. Steatton, 864 Hazelwood.
76. Mrs. A. O. Hayes, 516 E. Garfield.
77. Sigmund Reppell, 4760 Jos. Campau.
78. Ray B. Olsaver.
79. Arthur Welch.
80. Frank N. Moulthrop, 206 Oak St.
81. Mrs. Frank Ledy.
82. Mrs. J. T. Janney.
83. Decker Thomson.
84. Emory W. Hilton, Bronson, R. D. 4.
85. Henry B. Dirks, 637 Grove St.
87. Grace Gallery.
88. F. C. Hastings.
89. Mrs. Ethel L. Redding, Beulah.
90.xMrs. Clara Blank, St. Johns. R. D. 7.
91. Mrs. John Folio.
92. Mrs. Albert Dailey.
93; Mrs. Jesse Van Riper.
94. Mrs. Saidee M. Williams, 806 Gd.
Traverse St.
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291
MICHIGAN (Continued)
95. Mrs. Jessie A. Storr.
97. W. A. Lewis.
98. Mrs. F. H. Marsh.
99. Mrs. Maria E. Rake.
100. Mrs. Ruth D. Ford.
101. Mrs. Harold Heafleld.
102. Mrs. H. E. Blodgett.
103. Mrs. Anna Dragoo.
104. Dr. James W. Parker.
105. Mrs. Frank Wilberg, 602 Clinton St.
106. Mrs. Laura E. Siggins.
107. Mrs. Edna M. Towner.
108. Jennie Vander Veen, 1930 Cleveland
Ave.. S. W.
109. Eivind J. Erickson, Comstock Park,
R. D. 1.
110. Arthur B. Cross, 537 Norwood Ave.,
S. E.
111. Mrs. George T. Bemis, 441 Union
Ave., S. E.
112. Anna M. Kellogg, 754 Fuller Ave.,
S E
113. Claude E. Long, 1370 Union Ave.,
S E
114. Mrs. Frank H. Nichols, 1217 Bemis
St., S. E.
115. Harry Elenbaas, 2236 Francis Ave.,
c E
116. Mrs. Robert T. Read, 424 Valley
Ave., N. W.
117. John L. Heydenburg.
118. Mrs. George M. Dorr.
119. Claud Tuck.
120. Warren M. Bell, 425 Hancock Ave.
121. Mrs. Jessie G. Gleason.
122. Mrs. Martha Jessup.
124. Mrs. Edna Thompson.
125. Franklin Leonard.
126. Mrs. Ermina Cote, Benzonia, R. D. 2.
127. Mrs. Grace Tillie.
128. Kenneth Parmelee.
129. Mrs. Kenneth P. Beattie.
130. Mrs. Blaine B. Henkel.
131. Mrs. A. J. Nelson.
132. George H. Tripp.
133. La Mott McEachron.
134. Mrs. G. F. Butler.
135. Mrs. Alfred Williams, Charlevoix,
R. D. 2.
136. Mrs. Emma Peterson.
137. James Skinner, 1000 Pigeon St.
138. Mrs. Meryl Thayer, Coler St., R. D. 1.
139. Harley Spotts, Osseo.
140. Mrs. Fred Wagner.
141. Mrs. Nettie Gingell.
142. Wilbur B. Payne, 1012 Osborne St.
143. Mrs. Alma Hewitt.
144.xMrs. Pearl Anderson, R. D. 2.
145. Lyle L. Flint, Coldwater, R. D. 9.
146. George W. Parker.
147.xMrs. Mabel Ingersoll, R. D. 2.
148. Archie MacDonald, Box 172.
149. Edna Steele.
150. Mrs. Minnie E. Wiseman.
151. Mrs. Roy E. Balcam, 1306 W.
Kalamazoo St.
152. Mrs. Clayton N. Smith, 1121 E. Main
St.
153. Ruth I. Benjamin, 217 W. Allegan St.
154. James A. Brokaw.
155. Arnold Weitting.
156. Mrs. Earl Lewis, Climax, R. D. 2.
157. Mrs. Lela Archer.
158. Mrs. D. W. Wheeler.
159. Mrs. Henry Halberg.
160. Mrs. Luella Cady.
1611 Mrs. Glenna McArthur, Lachine,
R. D. 2.
162. Mrs. C. H. Horn, 325 W. Main.
163. Mrs. C. C. Caswell, 401 W. Luding-
ton.
164. Mrs. O. C. Hagaman.
165. Miss Mildred Davis.
166. Mrs. Blanche L. Allen.
167. Mrs. P. R. L. Carl.
leS.xMrs. Wm. B. McWilliams.
169. Mrs. M. A. Colman.
170. George Schlee.
171. Mrs. Elva R. Asquith.
172. Mrs. Paul L. Field.
173. Bessie McMonagle.
174. Walter F. Rose.
175. Arthur C. Buck.
176. A. W. Penny, 402 Peoples Bank BIdg.
177. Mrs. Raymond Simpson, 634
Marguerite Ave.
178. Mrs. Arthur Masser, 1391 Mont-
gomery.
179. Mrs. Oscar E. Nelson, Stanton,
R. D. 3.
180. E. N. Hanlon.
181. Miss Mary E. Paul, 402 Hatheway St.
182. Edwin Blackmon, Richmond, R. D.
183. Paul M. Shepard, Moscow.
184. Mrs. Walter C. Braman.
185. Mrs. Emily J. Prescott.
186. Walter Pollard.
188. R. V. Winberg.
189. Mrs. Orpha Sammons.
190. Mrs. Helen M. Leighty.
191. Mrs. Nellie Gumaer.
192. Mrs. W. C. Cadwallader.
193. Helen York.
194. Emmett M. Wilson.
195. Mrs. H. H. Swarthout.
196. Mrs. Wesley Smart, Sault Ste. Marie,
R. D. 2.
197. Mrs. Zua V. Kedzie.
198. James Millard, Bear Lake.
199. Hazel E. Burleigh, 132 N. Johnson
Ave.
200. Wm. H. Davis, 1726 Military St.
201. B. S. Bassett, 526 15th St.
202. Frank B. Sturges, 2903 Ravenswood
Ave.
203. Mrs. Grace Bedell.
204. Mrs. Mary E. Schlichting.
205. Mrs. Vernie Terrill.
206.xMrs. Cora Woods.
207. O. W. Thompson.
208. Mrs. Charles Uebrich.
210. Mrs. Lena Rosencrans.
211. Mrs. Fred Weeks.
212. Roy J. McCornac, W. 5th St.
213. C. C. B. Kutts.
214. Frank S. Smith.
215. Mrs. George W. Phillips.
216. Frank G. Scott.
217. Mrs. Anna Duncan.
219. Mrs. Clara Warner, Ferndale, 139
Hilton Ave.
220. Wm. J. Crozier, Berkley, 3857 Buck-
ingham.
221. Walter H. Lewis, 1010 Hoyt St.
222. May Coppernoll.
223. Gordon Barclay, 209 S. Oakland.
224. Charles E. Stone, 2407 Lakeview Av.
226. Mrs. Frances Shoebridge, Northville,
R. D. 2.
227. Mrs. George E. Bailey, Jackson,
R. D.5.
228. Mrs. Olive Brown.
229. Mrs. Flora Allen.
230. Mrs. Bert Keith.
231. Mrs. John Colby.
232. Mrs. Abba Field.
233. Tena B. Hoover.
234. Mrs. A. B. Courter.
235. Mrs. Isabel H. Wood.
236. Catherine B. Smith.
237. Belle Young, Clarksville.
238. Mrs. J. R. Spelman.
239. John W. S. Pierson.
240. Marcus Hoyt.
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MICHIGAN (Continued)
241. Mrs. Chloie M. Haag, Schoolcraft,
R. D. 3.
242. George Morrell.
243. Mrs. E. L. Kelley.
244. Arthur R. Joseph, Clinton.
245. Herman Bottje, 523 Webster St.
246. Mrs. Cora St. John, 842 Webster St.
247. Mrs. Isaac Margeson.
248. Mrs. C. M. Foster.
249. John Yuill.
250. Frank E. Hay.
251. Stella Davenport.
252. Mjs. Edna Smith, St. Johns, R. D. 6.
253. Mrs. Lucille Shimer.
254. Mrs. May Reno.
255. Francis Crook.
256. Will Scadin, Dexter, R. D. 2.
257. Mrs. Grace K. Reusink, Adrian,
R. D. 4.
258. Maurice Fuller, Pittsford, R. D. 2.
259. Mrs. Guy S. Covell.
260. Harry W. Sowton.
261. Leslie Cockburn, 630 Emmons Blvd.
262. Florence Shultes, 309 N. Huron St.
MIDDLE ATLANTIC
l.xWalter T. Massey, 40 S. Bradford St.
2. Walter A. R. Richardson, Box 264.
3. Willette Forsythe, 1882 Columbia Rd.
4. John M. P. Metcalf, 1725 17th St.,
N. W.
5. Mrs. Chas. W. Thackery, 1424
Kearney St., N. E.
6. Wm. A. Baltimore, 206 Elm St., N. W.
7. Norton M. Little, 1410 Columbia Rd.,
N. W.
8. Mrs. Bertha Tate, 309 Oakdale PI.,
N. W.
9. Annie F. Smith, 1418 8th St., N. W.
10. Theodore Ramsay, 1303 John St.
11. Wesley Meekins, 6023 Old Hartford
Road.
12. Wm. Clyde Milbourne, 918 S. CUnton
St.
13. E. H. Hamilton.
14. Ralph I. Alexander, 181 E. Main St.
15.xMrs. Floyd Harding, Newton, N. J.,
33 Liberty St.
16. Henry Hemingw^ay, Hawthorne Ave.
17.xMrs. H. H. Hubbs, East Riverton,
N. J., R. F. D.
18. Samuel W. Boardman, Jr., 225 Cedar
St.
19. Robert T. Stokes, 85 Watchung Ave.
20. Carrie Fritts.
21. Joseph Laino, 251 Cliff St.
22. George Wickmann.
23. Edmund Deacon, Grant Ave.
24. John Hanson, 235 Crystal St.
25. Ernest H. Lesser, 35 Grove Place.
26. Theodore H. Smith, S. Orange, N. J.,
19 Glenside Rd.
27. Elton L. McAnney, 153 Buffalo Ave.
28. Walter T. Franklin, 837 Colonia Rd.
29. Rev. Katri Tiikkala, 59 W.
Hamilton Ave.
SO.xMrs. F. H. Morgan.
31. Clinton M. White, 38 Lincoln St.
32. Iza Stewart, 362 Lincoln Ave.
33. Ferdinand Tschupp, Linden, N. J.,
203 Madison St.
34. Chas. J. Priester, 64 Elm Ave.
35. Frederick W. Harsen.
36. Otto Anderson, N. Bergen, 1132
5th Ave.
37.xMrs. A. L. F. Croft, Woodsville Rd.,
R. F. D.
38.xMr. Paul F. Jaudel, 110 Linden Ave.
39.xGeorge J. Bartz, Millburn, N. J.,
Box No. 3.
40. Mrs. Louise Smith, 314 Halladay St.
41. Helen E. Frundt, 92 Bartholdi Ave.
42. Mrs. Alice Briggs, 5 Booraem Ave.
44. Page Tredway, Wilmore Rd.
45. Mary Lobliha, 26 Grand St.
46.xEdna B. Stryker, Frenchtown, N. J.,
R. D. 1.
47. Walter S. Koch, Mecray Lane.
48.xW. H. GilUng, Union, N. J.
50. Louis S. Carpenter, 24 N. Mountain
Ave.
51. Olaf Saderlund, 43 Portland PI.
52. George A. Nesbitt, 20 Burnside St.
53. George D. Holmes, Upper Montclair,
22 Watchung Rd.
54. Isaac L. Stryker, 431 Belmont Ave.
55. L. Foster Whitfield, 384 Summer Av.
56. Louis A. Chappie, 62 Beech St.
57. Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, 42
Webster Place.
58. James H. Noyes, West Orange, 29
Rollinson St.
59. Aug. H. Ramsland, West Orange,
53 Mountainview St.
60. Mrs. Frank D. Wyman, Pearl River,
N. Y., Franklin Ave.
61. Christian Van Heest, 117 Park Ave.
62. Vernon R. Forbes, 12 N. 4th St.
64. Philip S. Suffern, 1131 Martine Ave.
65. Daniel Hjelm, 727 Richmond St.
66. Austin Leeke, 922 Myrtle Ave.
67. Walter W. Mock, 24 Montrose Ave.
68. Anthony Miller, Box 337.
69. John J. Vohden, Jr., 2026 Kay Ave.
70. Wilmer K. Clymer, 14 S. Nashville
Ave.
71. Chas. W. S. Curley, 27 East Elm-
wood Rd.
72.xRev. E. C. Hall.
73. John C. Churchill, 224 Butler Ave.
74. Mrs. Lucy Lesser, Middlesex, N. J.
75. Harvey B. Moring, 510 Shackamnxon
Drive.
76. Chas. W. Thomas, 105 Church St.
77.xMrs. Ethel Yeager, Brooklyn, N. Y.,
1425 Albany Ave.
78.xEdith Hefferman, Jamaica, N. Y.,
51st Road.
79.xEdith Hefferman, Jamaica, N. Y.,
51st Road.
80..\James Lindsley, 2909 Clarendon Rd.
81.xLucile Walton.
82.xGladys Shoffner, Conshohocken, Pa.,
R. F. D. 1.
83.xMrs. R. B. Reedy, 737 Market St.
84.xMrs. Stella Rousing, Sweet Valley,
Pa.
85.xAlbert M. Roberts, Morrisville, N. J.
86. Andrew Baliut, R. D. 5, Box 80.
87. Maria R. Bready.
88. W. F. Lawrence, 1724 Matthews Ter.
89. Gilbert T. Hunter, Rosslyn, Va.,
Box 266.
MINNESOTA
1. Mrs. I. J. Borass.
2. J. A. Petraborg.
3. William Lindblom.
4. Mrs. Rudolph L. Swore, 721 Cedar St.
5. E. M. Rouse, 625 Jackson St.
6. Mrs. Fred Beal, R. D.
7. W. S. Robertson.
8. Ruth Fowler, 703 W. Winona St.
9. Mrs. Phil Palmer.
10. Mrs. Charles Wright.
11. Mrs. M. M. Van Campen.
12. John H. Greenan.
■13. John J. Ledvina.
14. Mrs. John K. Swiers.
15. Mrs. Ed. E. Kohls.
16. Clara B. Hill.
17. D. R. Christie.
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293
MINNESOTA (Continued)
19. Dr. Charles W. Bray.
20. John Vogts, Frontier.
21. Dr. George H. Ribbel, 413 N. 5th St.
22. Franklin J. Peters.
23. Mrs. J. F. Knapp.
24. W. D. Leach.
25. Wallace Harris, New Ulm.
26. Ben Baker.
27. Mrs. Beloa Stockman.
28. Ed. Brunner.
29. Mrs. Joe Ferguson, Graceton.
31. Mrs. C. M. Finch.
32. Mrs. Fred Hendrickson, W. Duluth,
R. F. D. 5, Box 73.
33. Mrs. Grace Robinson.
34. Mrs. Nettie Hall.
35. Mrs. Jessie Hudson.
36. Richard Elmer Furber, Newport,
R 2
37. L. S. Miller.
38. Mrs. J. C. Krohn.
39. Mrs. L. U. Towle, 201 Oak St.
40. Mrs. Lettie La Prelle.
41. Mrs. Harold Adams, Mentor.
42. Brewer Mattocks, Jr., 911 Wood-
land Ave.
43. Alice M. Nickerson.
44. Charles A. Barnes.
45. Mrs. A. Lankkonen, 204 Monroe St.
46. Ella M. Stratton.
47. Mrs. Alvin Thate, 123 N. 4th Ave.
48. Dr. D. J. Chatham, Security Bank
Bldg.
49. Fenwick Taylor.
50. Mrs. Gertrude Erikson.
51. Mrs. Gust Nelson.
52. Mrs. C. A. Peters.
53. P. O. Anderson.
54. G. O. Gaylord.
55. Mrs. Myra Buss.
56. Lulo Robards.
57. Mrs. Olive Scott.
58. Mrs. Glenn Moore, Montevideo.
59. Mrs. Simon Olson.
60. Bess Bacon.
61. F. A. Andert.
62. Dr. E. J. Van Broukhorst.
63. H. J. Bebermeyer.
64. A. M. Stevens, Hopkins.
65. Mrs. Pearl Ward.
66. Mrs. E. C. Theilmann, R. 3.
67. Mrs. Carl A. Stenkvist, Littlefork,
Box 343.
68. E. M. Sheldon, Clearwater.
69. John Turner.
70. Mrs. H. Lahti.
71. George Groetzinger.
72. Mrs. J. B. Edeburn.
73. Mrs. Sophia A. Beckman, 37 8th
Ave., South.
74. Mrs. H. J. Langfitt, 526 Main St.
75. Mrs. Albert Dobbs.
76. Ray Palmer.
77. Hulda Gustafson.
78. Mrs. George Lombard, 312 S. Main
St.
79. Mrs. Merton Watts, Alida, Box 27,
R. 1.
80. John Mollerstrom.
81. Mrs. Charles Trost.
82. Mrs. Minnie S. Trace, 115 4th St.,
S. E.
83. Mrs. Henry C. Manders.
84. William Nordland.
85. G. J. Fruetel.
86. Roy O. Stemsrud.
87. Mrs. Otto Isaacson.
88. Mrs. Charles Reasner, 331 Center St.
89. C. Berg, 117 Grove St.
90. Minnie M. Riley.
91. Mrs. Maud E. Hamp.
92. Mrs. C. P. Smith.
93. Mrs. H. W. Schroeder, 501 Main St.
94. Mrs. E. J. Paulsen.
95. Ruth McKinlay.
96. Arthur Nelson, R. 2.
97. Lida W. Thompson.
98. Mrs. Martin Bockovich.
99. Adelaide E. Mason, 1108 15th Ave.,
S. E.
100. Mrs. F. C. Child, Hopkins, Inter-
lachen Rd., R. 1.
101. Mrs. James G. Huntling, 4337 Aldrich
Ave., South.
102. Georgia A. Burgess, 1929 Hennepin
Ave.
103. D. M. Cameron, 1911 Willow Ave., N.
104. Ernest F. Rice, 3550 Dupont Ave., N.
105. Adelbert R. Taylor, 617 McKnight
Bldg.
106. Ben P. Myers, 4300 Eaton Place.
107. J. V. S. Fisher, 1212 W. 31st St.
108. Clarence R. Chaney, 4908 Colfax, S.
109. Robert Butters, 5219 Elliot Ave.
110. Mrs. A. R. Slattery, 3710 E. 50th St.
111-. Mrs. W. W. Davis, Momingside &
Grimes.
112. Eva C. Goehrs, 3937 Elliot Ave.
113. R. J. Schultz, 3420 Park Ave.
114. E. C. Scarborough, 1316 14th Ave., N.
115. Stanley S. Gillam, 4111 Colfax Ave.,
South.
116. Cora I. Ross, 3855 2nd Ave., S.
117. Mrs. Grace Lohman, 3137 24th Ave.,
South.
118. Clarence R. Empey, Eureka.
119.. M. A. Brandt.
120. Mrs. Carrie Perrault.
121. Mrs. Edith Godfrey, 611 8th St., S.
122. Mrs. P. W. Cartwright, 301 W. 8th
St.
123. Mrs. Gladys Ross.
124. E. L. Haglund.
125. Fred L. Jensen.
126. Dr. C. W. Miller.
127. Mrs. Charles Carlson.
128. Mrs. Charles Strait.
129. May E. Abbott, 201 Union St.
130. Mrs. A. J. Ford, Wadena, R. 5.
131. Dudley Larson, Moorhead, R. 1.
132. Mrs. F. D. Baker.
133. Walter H. Elms.
134. Mrs. Charles T. Annett, 422 S. Elm
St.
135. Emil Fimila, Aurora, Box 104. .
136. Mrs. H. E. Ranger.
137. George E. Geary.
138. Andor Sylte.
139. Mrs. A. E. Becker.
140. Rufus P. Morton.
141. Norman Pound.
142. Mrs. Clyde Shumway, 5020 42 1/2 Ave.
143. C. J. Leusman.
144. John E. Carter.
145. Mrs. A. S. Wheelock.
146. Mrs. Carl Millem.
147. Mrs. George K. Thompson.
148. Mrs. Mabel Baumann, Bagley, R. 2.
149. Mrs. Madora Allen.
150. Mrs. Rebecca A. Hamilton, 6024
Goodrich Ave.
151. B. N. Wilson, 1078 Hastings Ave.
152. Mabel Larson, S. St. Paul, 724 13th
Ave., N.
153. Joseph Hlavacek, 1031 Watson Ave.
154. Mrs. R. B. Greer, 1812 E. 7th St.
155. Ralph E. Boyd, 1509 Randolph St.
156. Vina Miller, 2358 Territorial Road.
157. Wm. H. Lamson, 2083 Carroll Ave.
158. J. W. Gould, 1011 Linwood PI.
159. Bruce Broady, 877 Lincoln Ave.
160. Louis Kleinhaus, 62 E. George St.
161. C. D. Risser, 2144 Princeton Ave.
162. Willard Stowell, 1424 Chelmsford St.
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MINNESOTA (Continued)
163. S. O. Nelson, 891 Bradford St.
164. Richard Vandersteen, 1390 N. Albert
St.
165. Mrs. Pearle K. Kernall.
166. H. E. Crayun.
167. August Walden.
168. Victor Conklln.
169. Lucille Horton, R. 1.
170. Mrs. John Bjork.
171. John H. Page, Pelican Rapids, R. 4.
172. W. F. Brundage, Box 83.
173. Mrs. A. E. Rain.
174. William S. Skerik.
175. Fred R. Krause, 709 W. Water St.
176. John Soltis, Holdingford, R. 1.
177. Nellie Higley.
178. R. N. Gardner.
179. Mrs. Grace E. Avery.
180. J. G. Cussons.
181. John Virtanen, Cloquet, R. 4.
182. Mrs. Isabel Flood.
183. Mrs. J. B. Eastvold.
184. Mrs. Harry Donnan, Nashua, R. D.
185. Agnes Nel'^on.
186. R. E. Buddies.
187. Mrs. Gregers Nelson.
188. Anton Fischer.
189. Dr. B. H. Saunders.
190. Mrs. W. C. Cadwallader.
191. Mrs. F. W. Schauer.
192. R. E. Hodgson.
193. Mrs. S. A. Nystrom.
194. Mrs. Frank Luker.
195. Mrs. Gertrude M. Davis.
196. Mrs. R. Plank.
197. Anna McGowan.
198. Marv E. Curtis, 375 W. 5th St.
199. R. F. Schwab, 121 E. Sarnia St.
200. Mrs. P. M. Paquette.
201. Mrs. F. G. Sugg.
202. Mrs. G. O. Fortney.
MISSOURI
1. Mrs. W. D. Pulley.
4. William G. Dow.
5. Willis Allen Calvin.
6. Mrs. Fanny Selover. Box 65.
9. Kirkwood Jones, 300 S. 4th St.
10. Mrs. Howard Stephens, 202 S. Grand
Ave.
11. Lola Buntin.
12. Charles K. Proctor.
13. Crosby C. Johnson.
14. H. O. Lehman, Kahoka, Route 5.
15. Eugenia Brown.
16. W. F. Norris, 5414 Westov°r Rd.
17. Sherman W. Wilcox, 504 Maole Rd.
18. M. M. John';tone. 2109 E. 36th St.
19. Marion E. McCleilan, 3600 Walnut.
20. Miss M. M. Whitelaw.
21. Mrs. Frank J. Johnson, 331 Harwood
St.
22. F. D. Cormard. 3144 Walter Ave.
23. Mrs. Ella Hawley, 214 N. JefEerson
Ave.
24. Mrs. D. R. Jones, R. D. 1.
25. J. C. Feem-Jter.
26. Mrs. J. E. Weaver, R. 2.
27. Z. T. Martin.
28. L. F. Hauck. 2211 Francis W.
29. Mrs. C. D. Gomel, 3218 Seneca St.
30. E^'elyn M. Haley, 920 Hickory St.
31. Wilson Rogers, 3437 Lafayette Ave.
32. Walter Siegerist, 415 West Point Ct.
33. Clifford D. O'Neal, 5147 Kensington
34. Mrs. J. E. Scott, 4240a Lee Ave.
36. Dr. J. C. Gault. 6921 Marquette Ave.
37. John G. Hewitt, 901 Century Bldg.
38. Louis B. Friess, 3140 S. Grand Ave.
39. Gordon M. Browne, 6603 San Bonita.
40. Leona M. Miller, 2805 Dalton Ave.
41. John F. Taylor, 308 S. Grand Ave.
42. Essie Broyles, R. 7, Box 4.
43. John M. Conkling, 1237 Benton Av.
44. Charles Lee Howe, 1623 Annalee Av.
45. Eliab W. Metcalf, 140 S. Gore Ave.
46. Fred H. Peters, 675 Amelia Ave.
48. Henry W. Maddox, Box 412.
MONTANA
1. Mrs. Julia Crawford.
2. Mrs. C. A. Foster.
4. Mrs. Pearl Duppler.
5. Mrs. J. C. Benson.
6. Mrs. W. A. Conwell.
7. P. A. Rockwell, 3410 3rd Ave., N.
8. Adam Schoessler, 409 S. 36th St.
9. Mrs. Lincoln Aikens, Polytechnic.
10. Thos. Veatch, 324 S. 39th St.
12. Mrs. J. L. Murphy.
13. Mrs. M. I. Warden.
14. F. B. Browning.
15. Frank N. Gould, Jr.
17. Mrs. Lois Jansen.
18. Mrs. Ed. Young.
19. Mrs. Frank Hull.
20. Gotlieb Hekkel, R. 3, Box 19.
21. Mrs. Henry Frahm.
23. Mrs. Ruby J. Rowley.
24. Osa Fores.
25. Fred Schoensigel.
26. Gottlieb Sackmann.
27. Bradford Clark.
28. Mrs. C. Holly.
30. Roy Huber.
31. Kenneth Thompson, 313 S. Douglas
St.
32. Mrs. I. N. Walker, 1114 3d Ave., N.
33. R. P. Ross.
34. Mrs. G. A. Sarbo.
36. Mrs. Cora L. Millard.
37. Mrs. M. L. Lower.
38. Mrs. Geo. M. Howell.
40. Jakob Lehr.
41. Geo. Allen.
42. Gottfried Schmidt, Mildred.
43. Warren G. Smyth.
45. Enoch Land.
46. Mrs. Arthur Wilkinson.
47. Mrs. R. E. Coy, 311 Edith Ave.
48. F. C. Ulrich, 1401 Cooper St.
49. Mrs. C. H. Cowan, Acton.
50. Mrs. Geo. W. Handel.
51. Herman Miller, Hedgesville.
53. Mrs. Wm. Erickson.
55. Mrs. Margaret Carrington, Baker.
56. Jakob Ehret.
57. Mrs. Olaf Wold.
59. Mrs. C. C. Rowan.
60. Mrs. J. B. Seeley.
61. Mrs. F. C. Metzger.
62. Mrs. J. H. Johnston.
63. Mrs. M. H. Frederickson.
64. J. S. Johnson.
65. Peter Kach.
66. Bernhard Jannsen, R. R. 2.
67. Mrs. Lottie Finch.
69. Mrs. J. R. Reed.
70. Jack Gackle.
71. Dan Schlenker.
73. Jacob Baum.
NEBRASKA
1. Lila E. McAndrew.
2. Mrs. F. M. Weitzel.
3. Frank R. Furse.
5. C. W. Recknor, Bradshaw.
6. Charles H. Downing.
7. Dr. F. I. Nelson.
8. S. C. Townsend.
9. Mrs. Glenn Howard, 1842 Adams.
10. Mrs. Olive S. Lewis, Crofton, R. 1.
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295
NEBRASKA (Continued)
11. H. E. Newton.
12. Mrs. Oliver Harmon.
13. Mrs. Emma Nellor.
14. George A. Fox.
15. Mrs. Venice M. Edmondson.
16. Louis Murdoch.
17. Mrs. Irwin Taylor.
18. Mrs. C. J. Fletcher.
19. A. L. Riedesel.
20. E. P. Van Kirk.
21. Mrs. W. H. Horton.
22. A. I. Cram.
23. Mrs. Eula Wilson.
24. Marcus D. Carroll.
25. Lizzie Eastman.
26. E. C. Baltensperger, Nebraska City,
R. R. 3.
27. Mrs. C. H. Morris, R. D. 1.
28. Mrs. F. A. Barta.
29. Mrs. F. A. Crites, 246 Mears.
30. Mrs. Celia Trullinger.
31. Mrs. A. C. Krebs.
32. Roy B. Gould.
33. Mrs. R. M. Campbell, 2920 14th St.
34. Harry D. Hile.
35. Mrs. M. H. Davis.
36. Carl Anderson.
37. I. Anna Hall.
38. Myrtle Benne.
39. Andrew Barton.
40. Mrs. O. D. Salley.
41. Jacob Eckhart.
42. Mrs. Hazel Good.
43. Charles H. Schram.
44. Mrs. George M. Thomas.
45. Mrs. Fred L. Stafford, 812 9th St.
46. W. E. Anderson.
47. Lale Scofield.
48. Mrs. E. B. Cox.
49. Oscar Patterson.
50. Belle Alexander.
51. Mrs. Margaret Calkins.
52. Carrie Dewey.
53. Estle D. Austin.
54. Mrs. Louis Roy.
55. Frank T. Hamilton, 114 E. Military.
56. John Weber, Sr.
57. Jacob Koch.
58. Mrs. L. V. Wilcox.
59. Adeline J. Allen. 241 N. 9th.
60. Mrs. E. M. Spear.
61. Lloyd Softley.
62. Bernice E. Matthews, Box 269.
63. Henry Loebsask, Sr.
64. W. H. Adams.
65. Dietrich Brunken.
66. Mrs. Grace Beardsley.
67. Louis R. Eby.
68. Mrs. Melvin E. Kitzinger.
69. Perry C. Schafer, 418 S. Lincoln Av.
70. J. J. Wacker, 509 S. Chicago Ave.
71. Peter C. Yost. 421 E. Fourth St.
72. Mrs. Flora Snee.
73. Mrs. Anna M. Pierce.
74. Mrs. R. F. Busch.
75. Mrs. Ray Youney.
76. May Teel.
77. Martin Wenske.
78. Mrs. Arthur D. Knight.
79. Mrs. Dorothy Hobel.
80. Mrs. Geo. McMurray.
81. Helen G. Erb, 204 D St.
82. Alex Fischer. 420 F St.
83. Mrs. Taylor Wilson, 1000 N. 33rd.
84. Mrs. J. E. Winchester, 1308 Adams St.
85. John Beck, 345 B St.
86. Conrad Kuehling, 1026 Charleston.
87. Conrad Keller, 1330 S. 9th
88. Bessie Wesely.
89. Mrs. Alice B. Wright.
90. Mrs. L. E. Cook, 1203 W. 1st St.
91. J. J. Wagner, 209 W. 3rd St.
92. O. G. Coglizer.
93. Mrs. E. H. Hughes.
94. Given Gillard.
95. M. E. Everson.
96. Mrs. Ethel I. McGonnagle.
97. Elberta Spindler, 1001 Norfolk Ave.
98. Henry Busch.
99. Mrs. Oscar Peterson, 407 W. 4th St.
100. Louise F. Curtis, 421 S. 36th St.
101. Mrs. E. W. Hosier, 3723 N. 18th St.
103. W. J. Oberlender, 3723 Fowler Ave.
104. Mrs. Fred Wells, 3823 R St.
105. Mrs. Gladys Stilwell, Palmyra.
106. F. S. Carpenter, Elgin, R. D. 2.
107. Mrs. Anna Beitz.
108. C. B. Brande.
109. Charles O. Pond.
110. Mrs. Herman Mahlman.
111. Percy Dunn.
112. Mabel Eckerson.
113. Mrs. Bernice Nicholson, Box 338.
114. Mrs. Helen Hoit.
115. Mrs. George L. Williams, Lincoln,
R. D. 1.
116. Mrs. Grace Plybon.
117. H. P. Johnson, 1510 Fourth Ave.
118. Ward W. Maynard.
119. Mrs. E. L. Lay.
120. Elsie Hershberger.
121. Mrs. Cora Merrill.
122. Mrs. F. F. Martin.
123. Mrs. Julia Cornish.
124. Faithe Carr.
125. Richard J. Drewelow.
126. O. E. Riley.
127. Mrs. Ida Backdahl.
128. Wm. Reuter.
129. Mrs. Genave Richards
130. R. Neuerburg.
131. Mrs. May West.
132. Mrs. Victor Madsen.
133. Mrs. L. W. Larson.
134. Mrs. Anna Grothman.
135. Gertrude L. Lum.
136. Mrs. I. M. Thompson, 1227 N.
Linden Ave.
137.xMrs. C. A. Bond, Gresham.
138. Jesse H. Domingo.
139. Mrs. Jennie Donner, Elgin.
140. Mrs. W. A. Kerl.
141. Mrs. R. J. Strahl.
142. Dora B. Wood, 912 Burlington Ave.
143. George Koch, 420 W. 11th.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1. Mrs. Gertrude M. Perham, South
Acworth.
3. Mrs. Susan B. Kemp.
4. Elliot B. Watson.
5. Mrs. Anna M. Wright.
6. Frederick W. Brown.
7. Mrs. Daisy S. Eastman, R. D. 1.
8. EUzabeth A. Dodge.
9. George H. Caughey, R. D. 1.
10. George A. Page, Main St.
11. Frank B. Coult.
12. Mrs. Frank A. Conant, Box 55.
13. Mrs. Edna L. Young, Barnstead,
R. D. 1.
14. Mrs. Bie M. Hill, R. D. 1.
15. Annie I. MacDonald.
16. Alfred E. Houston.
17. Mrs. Florence K. Newton, Box 225.
18. Alfred E. B. Hall, 299 Hillside Ave.
19. Elsie K. Jackson.
20. Fred James, King St.
21. Mrs. E. Christine Swasey.
22. Raymond Cavis. Summer St.
23. Mrs. Clara E. Russell. R. D. 2.
24. Henry E. Stickney.
25. Mrs. Paulina T. Sargeant.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE (Continued)
26. Louis D. Morrill, Penacook, R. D. 11.
27. Mrs. Jessie Holmes.
28.xMrs. Addie A. West, Wolfeboro.
29. Mrs. Martha Frizzell.
30. Lucretia P. Ciiandler, Stow, Maine.
31. Mrs. Parish G. Lewis.
32. Harry S. Kelley.
33. P. C. Kinney, 266 Mulberry St.
34. Mrs. Lucy A. Cummings.
35. Clyde M. Davis, 17 Church St.
36. Albion H. Knight, West Concord,
14 Sewall's Falls Road.
37. Edward A. Dame, 13 Liberty St.
38. Mrs. Winifred G. Moody, R. D. 6.
39. Paul J. Dixon, Washington St.
40. Mrs. Artna L. Piatt, Cornish Stage.
41. E. W. Davis, Newport.
42. Edward L. Stannard.
43. Edward A. Farnum, R. D. 1.
44..\Mrs. Kate K. Wells, W. Andover.
45. Bessie P. Maynard.
46. Mrs. William P. Wood, Hillsboro,
R. D. 1.
47. Mary A. Morse.
48. Mrs. Mamie K. Saltmarsh, 5 Nesmith
St.
49. Norman E. Seavey, 118 Locust St.
50. Perley E. Wiggin, 28 Oak St.
51. Mrs. Frank Woodward.
52. Mrs. Mary I. Stone.
53. E. L. Getchell.
54. Mrs. Clellie M. Calef.
55. Bernice L. Sawyer.
56. Walter S. Dorothy, Main St.
57. Caroline S. Thompson.
58. Mrs. Verna O. Hunt.
59. Mrs. Eva M. West.
60. Leroy B. Burpee, 56 High St.
61. Mrs. Leora F. Otis, 94 N. Main St.
62. Grace G. Blodgett, Fitzwilham
Depot, R. D. 1.
63. Mrs. Elsie B. Pettee.
64. Arthur W. Sawyer.
65. Elsie Y. Closson, Main St. Station.
66.xBessie C. Rowell, 83 S. Main St.
67..xMrs. Winnie B. Drake.
68. William S. P. Sanderson.
69. C. Frank Page, Laconia, R. D. 3.
70. Mrs. Mabelle S. Freihofer.
71. Mrs. Marjorie B. Parker, R. D. 1.
72. F. R. Jennings.
73. Mrs. Althine F. Lear, P. O. Box 24.
75. Mrs. Lucy A. Brooks.
76. Lillian A. Odell.
77. Flora L. Kimball, Dunster Ave.
78. Mrs. Clara E. Darling.
79. Anna M. Cole, R. D. 2.
80. Abbie F. Weare, Seabrook,
81. Mrs. J. Linton Moore, R. D. 1.
82. Kathrina E. Spencer.
83. Arthur H. Basye.
84. Mrs. Clara E. Keniston.
85. Mrs. N. Delia Carbee.
86. Mrs. Aquilla M. Adams.
87. Mrs. Maude M. Burnham.
88. Carroll B. Conner, Box 55.
89.xMrs. Ella Woodward.
90. Mrs. A. S. Nelson.
91. Mrs. George S. Hall, Main St.
92. Ralph W. Hebb.
93. Mrs. Beryl R. Orde.
94. Mrs. Alice Y. Poor, Manchester,
R. D. 4, Box 68.
95. Rev. Lucien C. Kimball.
96. Mrs. Hattie F. Hall, Campbell Ave.
97. Bowman F. Cann.
98. Edwin S. Huse, 43 Franklin St.
99. Harry E. Applin, 200 Roxbury St.
100. Mrs. Ruth B. Armstrong.
101. Mrs. Emily H. Clark, R. F. D. 1.
102. Karl E. Smith, 60 Avery St.
103. Alma Sampson, 86V2 Main St.
104. Mrs. Alice G. Clark, Alstead.
105. C. Elbert Dole, 31 Elm St.
106. Mrs. Nellie J. Durgin.
107. Mrs. Susie B. Hurd.
108. Blanche L. Haley.
109. Mrs. Mary C. Brummer, 11
Brummer Place.
110. Mrs. Mildred Lakeway.
111. Mrs. John C. Marston.
112. Mrs. Harriet B. Warren.
113. Walter B. Stewart, R. D. 1, Box 6.
114. Clarence G. Felker, Box 65.
115. Thelma Lang, 243 Wilson St.
116. William C. Heath, 77 Liberty St.
117.xChester W. Jenks, 21 Cloyde St.
118. Mitchell Ward, 274 Blodget St.
119. David Coutts.
120. Mrs. Lena B. Miller.
121. Mrs. Charlotte Lance.
122. Morris G. Penniman.
123. Norris E. Henderson.
124. Leon C. Tucker, 3 Union Square.
126. Mary C. Jones, Lock Box 11.
127. Jay M. Gleason.
128. Fred D. Cross, 26 Berkeley St.
129. Ralph M. Parker, 35 Chester St.
130. Mrs. Etta M. Tolman, Chesham,
R. D., Box 49.
131. Mrs. Octavia White.
132. Mrs. Alice J. Coe, Box 112.
133. Mrs. Laura E. Frink.
134. Mrs. Albro L. Balch.
135. Mrs. Alice M. Kingman, 3 Gerry Av.
136. Ada R. Tenney.
137. John F. Kukkola, Box 812.
138.xMrs. Lucy M. Rowell, Newton
Junction, R. D.
139. Arthur H. Furber.
140. Edward M. Smith.
142. Aura A. Morse.
143. Mrs. Roxanna E. Richardson,
Northwood Center.
144. Mrs. Bessie A. Bean.
145. Bertha E. Braynard.
146. Mrs. Helen A. Smart.
147. Mrs. Isadore R. Kenison.
148. Mrs. Ruby G. Hobbs, Box 1.
149. Everett H. Farnum, Suncook.
150. Mrs. Maude G. Ballard, 59 Washing-
ton St.
151. Mrs. Flora B. Ware, 27 Pine St.
152. Mrs. Elizabeth H. Underbill.
153. Mrs. Ruth Knight.
154. Amanda M. Bunker, 39 Main St.
155. Nettie M. Armstrong, 38 Highland St.
156. Frank D. Butler, 5 Market St.
157. Mrs. Laura Wason.
158. Mrs. Arthur M. Hale, West Rindge.
159. Alfred W. Evans, Apt. 307, Realty
Bldg.
160. Clara E. Parsons, West Rye.
lei.xMrs. C. M. Woodman, Portsmouth,
R. F. D. 2.
162. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Colburn, Salem
Depot.
163. Vartan M. Danielian, Salem Depot,
233A Cross St.
164. Arthur S. Prince.
165. Mrs. Sarah R. Whitehouse.
166. Jonathan M. Bod well.
167. t-hil O. Wentworth, 45 Prospect St.
168. Mrs. F. E. Linscott.
169. Mrs. William A. Rand, Salisbury,
Mass.
170. Mrs. Jennie Wells.
171. Miss P. C. Mountford.
172. Ralph D. Parkman.
174. Mrs. Bessie C. Jewett.
175. Mrs. Bessie V. Davis, Ass't.
176. Floyd E. Britton.
177. Mrs. Mary A. Lane, E. Swanzey.
178. Mrs. Gertrude M. Martin.
1931] Congregational and Christian Church Clerks
297
NEW HAMPSHIRE (Continued)
179. Mrs. E. W. Davidson.
180. Mrs. Mertie Flanders, 18 Vine St.
181. David B. Lowe.
182. Kalle K. Isakson.
183. Louise S. Eastman.
184. Mrs. Arthur H. Paul.
185. Carlton E. Sparhawk.
186. Zora C. Clough.
187. Edwin M. Crane. Box 27.
188. Sarah E. Sawyer, Warner, R. D. 1,
Box 57.
189. Mrs. Aurilla V. Butts, Box 44.
190. J. P. Kimball.
191. Mrs. Ellen A. Hall, Westmoreland
Depot.
192. Mrs. Grace L. Joyce, W. Andover.
193. Herbert S. Clay, South Danbury.
194. Mrs. Elizabeth L. French.
195. Mrs. R. E. Hammond.
196. Mrs. Alta B. Meader.
197..\Mrs. Celia M. Brown, 4 Libby St.
198.xClarence F. Coffin, 43 Lincoln St.
NEW YORK
1. B. O. Burgin, 25 Van Schoick Ave.
2. Mrs. Thos. G. Robinson, 17 Barclay
St.
4. Mrs. C. W. Lamb.
5. Mrs. E. J. Kuneman.
6. R. Nelson Brown.
7. Geo. B. Terry, Riverhead.
8. Sanford B. Morse.
9. H. R. Talmage, Riverhead.
10. Mrs. H. H. Bowles.
11. Mrs. Geo. Mattison, Middle Grove,
R. D. 1.
12. J. K. Gardner.
13. Mrs. Walter P. Bates, Cooksburgh,
R. D.
14. Frank A. Sherry.
15. Mrs. Esther Wesche.
16. W. E. Eggleston, 103 Mason Ave.
17. L. H. Bryant, 105 Chestnut St.
18. Rev. Geo. S. Wilson, 3 Lydia St.
19. Mrs. Rena Davis.
20. F. Willis Sears.
21. Alfred H. Pearson.
22. Grace E. Brown.
23. Dr. F. E. Graves.
24. Mrs. Raymond Parsons, Canan-
daigua, R. D.
25. Wayne M. Faunce.
26. Mrs. Albert H. Landon, Brookton-
dale. R. D. 1.
28. F. A. Mohr, 109 Dorchester, R. D.
29. Martha Schmidt, 319 Fenton St.
30. Robert Smith, 99 Walnut St.
31. Mrs. C. F. Duchscherer, 65 Kinsey
Ave.
32. Mrs. N. C. Parmele. Aurora Ave.
33. W. H. Sawyer, Watertown, R. D. 3.
35. Mrs. Mae A. Blackman, Lockport,
R. D. 2.
37. Mrs. Bertha E. W. Moore.
38. Chas. J. Robinson, 36 Howell St.
39. Mrs. Nathan Turk.
41. James R. Glezen, Lisle, R. F. D.
42. Clyde M. Macbeth.
44. Mrs. Mildred Hurlbut.
45. Carl Forbes.
46. Alice M. Rathbun.
48. Clara A. Worden.
49. Mrs. Jas. F. Hargrave, R. D., Box 360.
50. Edith Allen, La Grangeville.
51. Ida Fowler.
52. Mrs. P. H. Uhl, 13 Jennings St.
53. Mrs. Floyd J. Bentley, 32 Lincoln
Ave.
54. Alice L. Horton, 25 Garfield St.
56. Rev. G. H. Buck.
57. Mrs. Hiram T. Sisson.
58. Mrs. Jean D. Lyford.
59. Mrs. Cassie K. Jennings, West
Danby, R. D. 1.
60. Laura H. Young.
61. Mrs. C. E. Dunawpy.
62. Elon W. Cook.
63. L. L. Barber.
64. Leon J. Cook.
65. Edwin M. DuMond, Schoharie, R. 3.
67. Flora Cleveland, 143 Bowers Ave.,
Watertown.
68. Mrs. Elna F. Law.
69. Lyman Davison, 11 Flint, R. D.
70. Mrs. Jennie Hatch.
71. Wm. C. Ranney.
73. F. R. Klein.
74. C. H. Rice.
75. Mrs. C. F. Ide, 1127 Lake St.
76. Myrtle Crawford, The Park Church.
78. Mrs. Clarence Fenton, Maple St.
79. W. B. Saleno.
81. Arthur F. Terry, Holtsville.
82. Mrs. Edson C. Stewart.
83. C. M. Story.
84. Chas. H. Reed.
85. Mrs. Minnie C. Norton.
86. Mrs. Effie G. Barnum, Albion,
R. D. 4.
87. Alice M. Austin.
89. E. H. Mills, 147 Second Ave.
90. Stephen Thomas, R. D. 1.
91. N. E. Potter.
92. R. G. Morey.
93. Mrs. Emma L. Marsh. Cortland,
R. D. 4.
94. May B. Robson.
95. Mrs. Grace M. Auyar.
96. Mrs. Henry V. Burger, R. D.
98. Harry H. Blackman.
99. Mrs. Robt. F. Reed, Livonia, R. D. 2.
100. Rev. F. F. Mellott.
101. Clara M. Underwood, Beaver Dams,
R. D. 3.
102. Mrs. Nellie T. Whitlock.
103. Nellie Cook. Middleburg, R. D. 2.
104. Joseph L. Petz, 14 Pinewood Trail,
Rochester.
105. Lincoln E. Patterson.
106. Wm. M. Wells.
108. Florence E. Terry, Lakewood, N. Y.
109. Flora Jenkins, 15 Crown St.
110. Edwin E. Smith.
HI. Mrs. Florence Baker.
112. Leon H. Beede.
113. Mark E. Cheney.
114. R. H. Van Valkenburgh.
116. Mrs. Adah L. Meyn.
117. Mrs. Wm. Brennan.
118. Mrs. Fred L. Geer, Lebanon, R. D. 1.
119. Mrs. F. E. Benedict.
121. Thomas M. Dunn, Watertown,
R. D. 1.
122. Frank P. Edmister.
123. Mrs. H. G. Hall.
124. Mrs. Florence Densmore.
125. Agnes King, 345 Washburn St.
126. Robert Power, Norfolk, R. D. 1.
127. Myron H. Carter, Ira, R. D.
128. Mrs. Wm. J. Brown.
129. Mrs. Mary Del. Emerson, Johnson
City, R. D. 1.
130. E. L. Beebe.
131. Mrs. Leona Hitchman.
132. Allan P. Sill.
133. Mrs. Geo. M. Gifford.
134. Abby Kirk Miller, West Coxsackie.
135. E. J. DeWitt, 26 Chestnut St.
136. Mrs. C. B. Van Wagenen, 7 Albert
St.
138. Mrs. Nellie S. Ellwood.
139. Pearl M. Sager.
140. Walter R. Smith. Brier Hill, R. D- 2.
298 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
NEW YORK (Continued)
142. Samuel H. Miller, Millers Place.
143. Mrs. R. S. Jewett, 121 Glen Ave.
144. Arthur F. Requa, 275 Bedford Ave.
145. Mrs. C. A. Elphicli, R. D. 2.
146. R. B. Owens, Erieville.
147. Rev. D. Glyn Lewis.
148. E. S. Wadsworth, East Chatham,
R. D. 2.
149. Mrs. Nannie K. Conrad, 48 Overlook
150. Bertha' Tompkins, R. D. 3.
151. Mrs. E. P. Gero.
152. B. H. Richmond, New Lebanon
Center.
153. Hannah Johnson, 20 Garden St.
155. Mrs. Marie Hannan, 2965 Marion
Ave.
158. Chas. E. Reid, 360 E. 163rd St.
159. John Walter, 1777 Topping Ave.
160. Karl Flinch, Elmhurst, 6161 Austin
St.
161. Geo. M. Muller, 966 52nd St.
162. John H. Nimmo, Woodhaven, 8408
89th Ave.
163. Aite A. Kurata, 733 44th St.
164. Ethel Holmes, 9502 Ave K.
165. Henry L. Redfield, 26 Court St.
166. C. H. Topping, 229 Willoughby Ave.
167. John L. Beinert. 27 Sterhng St.
168. A. F. Paradis, 258 E. 12th St.
169. Mrs. Mira S. Antrim, 1350 E. 17th St.
170. James W. Sergeant, 672 Decatur St.
171. Wm. B. Sievers, 2133 67th St.
172. C. A. McCoy, 364 Grand Ave.
173. H. G. Andrews, 1735 E. 19th St.
174. Mrs. L. P. Kent, 300 13th St.
175. Coral Colgrove, 1408 Cortelyou Rd.
176. R. M. Montgomery, Jr., 109 Remsen
St.
177. F. S. Morse, 170 E. 17th St.
178. August E. Parr, Jamaica, 143-76
Cogswell St.
181. Kalmah W. Anderson, 1187 Lincoln
Place.
182. Henry W. Hodges, 263 President St.
183. Hjalmar Carlson, 1506 E. 32nd St.
185. V. H. Fischer, 1641 New York Ave.
186. Dr. P. Dauhan, 152 E. 34th St.
187. Wm. Hayes, 211 W. 56th St.
188. Mrs. E. H. Davis, 207 W. 136th St.
189. W. C. French, 41 Park Row.
190. Chilton Christian, 312 W. 142nd St.
191. Wm. H. Evans, 104 9th St., Hoboken,
N. J.
192. Anna Wilson, 3224 104th St.
193. Knut Tullberg, 3333 98th St.
194. Fred H. Mead, 146-17 Northern
Blvd.
195. Walter Fairhurst.
196. Cleve T. Freeman, 188-37 104th Ave.
197. H. L. Keystone, 104-52 123rd St.
198. E. A. Gerstenberg, 87-14 Homelawn
Ave.
199. Alex. Fox, 109-17 211th St.
200. Charles Busch, 9016 63rd Ave., Rego
Park.
201. F. W. Hartwell, 8419 116th St.
202. L. R. Herzog, 122-09 Beach Channel
Drive.
203. Fred G. Hollender, 9206 89th Ave.
205. Mrs. H. L. Siemon, 102 Guyon Ave.
206. Arthur Osmundsen, 26 Truman St.
207. P. J. Larsen, 20 Taft Ave., New
Brighton.
208. John Williams.
209. E. R. James, 3803 Macklem Ave.
210. Jennie Cady, Norwood, R. D.
211. Mrs. F. J. Dimond.
212. Mrs. C. R. Judson.
213. Mrs. R. M. Frost.
214. N. W. Rowell, Walton, R. D.
215. Mrs. B. B. Hoag, Norwich, R. D. 1.
216. Ella Neal.
217. H. G. Hart.
218. A. E. Young.
219. E. E. Wright.
220. Mrs. J. H. Bellows.
221. Ray E. Todd.
222. Mrs. Jessie Van Denburgh, Chitten-
ango Station.
223. Mrs. G. W. Rugg.
224. Mrs. Agnes T. Latham, Orient Point,
R. D.
225. Mrs. A. D. Grannis.
227. Mary L. Cowles.
228. Pearl A. King, 69 E. Utica St.
229. Mrs. C. B. Ford.
230. T. F. Leary.
231. W. A. Pine, Sanquoit, Star Route.
232. Mrs. Grace Hoyt.
233. Dr. Frank Overton.
235. Lucy E. Silver, Perry, R. D.
236. Cora Alton.
237. G. W. Murphy.
238. Aug. W. Youngman.
239. Mrs. Judith Bennett.
240. Marguerite Rogers, New Berlin.
241. F. V. Griffith.
242. G. B. Smith.
243. D. M. White.
244. Mrs. Kate E. Barhite.
245. Mrs. Ray E. Gaylord.
246. Cleona Glass, 64 Market St.
247. C. F. Wueters.
248. M. L. Bennett.
249. H. A. Briggs.
251. C. B. Rogers.
252. E. A. Smith.
253. Harry Crow.
•"^5. Fred Roat, Stanley, R. D. 1.
256. Hobart Jones, Barneveld.
257. W. W. MacFarland, 1119 Third St.
*'=i8. Calvin W. Lent.
259. Mrs. Ruth B. Baker.
260. Gomer Davies.
262. Mrs. Agnes L. G. Parnell, Church-
ville, R. D.
263. Daniel R. Young.
264. Leslie T. Wells, R. D.
265. Alice M. Denny, 916 South Ave.
267. Edward Smith, 111 Hamilton St.
268. Ellen A. Sill.
269. Mrs. Anna M. Cooke.
270. Mrs. A. E. Gore, Sprakers.
271. Mary S. Holton, R. D.
272. Ross D. Andrus, Watertown, R. D. 2.
273. A. E. Seaman.
274. R. H. Wilson.
275. Mrs. Anna Bartlett.
276. Dr. J. M. Hastings.
277. Nina E. Snyder.
278. W. R. Wiles.
279. C. P. Dickerson.
280. M. H. Clapp, 149 Edgemont, R. D.
281. Mrs. W. C. Mott, 1319 Union St.
282. Mrs. C. A. Lockwood.
283. Mrs. A. E. Jackson, Stanfordville.
285. Mrs. Byron Freeland.
286. Mrs. H. N. Kutschback.
287. J. E. Tufts.
288. R. A. Hall.
289. Katherine E. Jones, Farmersville.
290. Geo. Johnston.
291. Mrs. Fred Gonyea, R. D. 3.
292. Mrs. F. F. Filkins.
294. Mrs. P. C. Friot.
295. L. L. Mabie.
297. Henry H. Brown.
298. John E. Smith.
299. Mrs. Dorothy Van Benschoten, R. D.
301. Geo. Keil.
302. J. G. Allen, Cortland, R. D. 4.
303. E. W. Wilson. 1034 Wadsworth St.
304. G. H. Cain, 331 Lillian Ave.
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299
NEW YORK (Continued)
305. H. N. Craner, 525 Stinard Ave.
307. Mrs. G. T. Furness, 623 South Ave.
308. Judge Willard A. Glen, 232 E. Onon-
daga St.
309. Ernest Post, Monsey, R. D.
310. F. T. Locke.
311. Mrs. A. Sunnkjian, 36 Glenwood,
R. D., Menand.
312. M. C. Green, Scarsdale, 764 White
Plains Rd.
313. W. L. Edson.
315. J. Francis Owen, 1417 Flag Ave.
316. R. E. Roberts, 1647 Holland Ave.
317. Mrs. C. A. Clarke. 6 Fairfax PI.
318. Mrs. Grace L. Sikes, Fulton, R. D. 4.
319. Mrs. Alice L. Robb.
320. Evelyn Rowley.
321. J. C. Burrhus.
323. A. M. Martin.
324. R. Y. Leonard.
325. Wm. D. Moran.
326. Mrs. Hilma Lunquist, 1809 Fourth
Ave.
327. C. W. Lampman.
328. Mrs. Fred Olmstead.
330. Gwrlym Griffiths, Groton, R. D. 1.
331. Harry J. Brink, Newark Valley,
R. D. 2.
332. Mrs. Ella Cross.
333. Mrs. Frank Poyle, Whitesboro,
R. D. 1.
334. Mrs. L. D. Hartson, 9 Lincoln Ave.
335. H. W. Beckman, 139 Longview Ave.
336. James Holden, 17 Midland Ave.
337. Mildred Bowen.
338. W. E. Hamilton.
339. Mrs. G. H. Converse.
341.xWm. Reesor, Stouffville, Ontario.
R. D. 3.
342.x Joseph Winterstein, Stouffville,
Ontario, R. R. 3.
343.XH. G. Kellington, Stouffville.
Ontario, R. R. 4.
345.XF. W. Kelley, Milliard Ave.
346.xAlbert Reesor, Markham, R. R. 2.
347.xCecil Wagg, R. R. 1.
348.xMrs. H. Wren, 320 Lee Ave.
NORTH CAROLINA (Colored)
1. Mrs. Louvenia Davis.
5. Fannie Fox. Sanford, R. 3.
6. W. A. Ritter, Leamon.
8. Mrs. Geneva Edwards, 43 Young
St.
9. Mrs. Lula Adkins, Dry Creek.
10. Mrs. Eva Carter, Mt. Olive, R. 4,
Box 28.
11. Henry K. Bethea, 707 Pickett St.
12. Mrs. C. J. Smith, R. 6, Box 104.
14. W. H. Foust, R. 2.
15. George Reives, R. 2.
. 16. Haves A. Payton, 1214 Sloan St.
17. J. H. Wilson. R. 1, Box 82.
18. Mrs. Sarah M. Tate, R., Box 193.
19. Leonza Smith.
20. J. R. Maness.
21. Mrs. Cherry Capel, 726 Fairview.
22. William Saulter, 1415 Davis Ave.
23. Miss Olva Alexander. R. 3.
26. Mr. Ibbie Fryar, R. 1, Box 7.
27. Mrs. Sadie Ward, R., Box 32.
28. John W. Thomas, Sanford, R. 5,
Box 91.
30. Mrs. Tyson.
32. Mrs. Ira A. Cook.
35. Mrs. Daisy Cross. Pipe.
36. M. J. Palmer, Box 881.
37. Mrs. Sallie N. Hooker, R. 3, Box 27.
38. W. E. Sutton, Palmer Institute.
39. Mrs. Pearl Blair, R. 3, Box 241.
40. Mrs. Ora Lassiter, Lassiter.
42. Mrs. Mamie DeBerry.
43. Mrs. M. C. Ready, 620 Queen St.
44. Mrs. Joanna M. Shields, 1508 E. 14th
St.
NORTH DAKOTA
1. Samuel Conrad.
2. Mrs. N. H. Nilsen.
3. M. E. Thurow.
4. Hermann Heitmann, Martin, R. F. D.
1, Box 17.
5. Emanuel Jose.
6. Mrs. Marguerite E. Payne.
7. Leonard G. Schmid.
8. Mrs. Lucy Radcliffe, Leonard.
9. A. C. Mogle.
10. Mrs. B. A. Keith.
11. Gottlieb Schmidt.
12. R. F. Hamilton.
13. Carl Kirchmeier.
14. Beatrice V. Grove.
15. Mrs. R. T. Heywood.
16. C. H. Nobes.
17. C. C. Russell.
18. Fred Hirning.
19. Mrs. Clara G. Overholser.
20. Mrs. Hugh McDonald.
21. Vine D. Lord.
22. Mrs. Leslie R. Putnam, 516 Main St.
23. Henry Keierleber.
24. Harry Keifer.
25. Christ Nathan, Underwood.
26. Mary Brown, Devils Lake, R. F. D. 4.
27. Mrs. F. C. Werner.
28. Mrs. Eva Curtis.
29. Mrs. O. C. Haug.
30. Mrs. E. P. Lee, 46 5th St., N. W.
31. Alfred Pederson.
32. Mrs. O. L. Dawkins.
33. Mrs. Ethel Scouten.
34. Mrs. W. J. Dunwoodie.
35. D. J. Ripley, Nishu.
36. John Goodbird, Van Hook.
37. Minnette E. Page.
38. Mrs. Geo. Lawrence, Jamestown,
R. F. D.
39. Robt. N. Leischner.
40. Mrs. Wm. A. Sellner, R. F. D. 3.
41. Adolph Dittus.
42. C. M. Will.
43. Fred Kempel.
44. Henry Vorrath, Redfield, S. Dak.
45. Mrs. Jennie G. Dysart.
46. Mrs. S. G. Mason, 507 10th Ave., S.
47. Mrs. W. J. Conard, 1137V2 13th St., N.
48. Mrs. A. J. Metzgar.
49. Mrs. Fred Bantleon.
50. Arch Dada.
51. W. L. Markus.
52. Carl Schlecht.
53. Dan Flaig.
54. John Pressler.
55. Fred Brosz.
56. Miner Haworth.
57. Mrs. H. O. Stevens.
58. Carl Sayler.
59. Wm. Mayer, Benedict.
60. Mrs. C. L. Fischbein.
61. Adam Zimmermann.
62. Mona Cannell.
63. Henry Nagel.
64. John Voegele. Beulah.
65. Karl Simpendorfer.
66. Mrs. Robert H. Green, 515 N. 3rd
St.
67. Mrs. Jason L. Geddes.
68. Curtin Cooner.
69. Mrs. Dan Bollinger.
70. Mrs. Bertha Jones.
71. David Winter, Route 1, Box 43.
72. Mrs. August Peterson.
300 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
NORTH DAKOTA (Continued)
73. Gottfried Sciiimke.
74. Mrs. S. H. Hoag.
75. Mrs. N. O. Anderson.
76. Mrs. Emily Hasebrook.
77. Mrs. Mont Monroe.
78. Fred Zuern, Jr.
79. Mrs. W. H. Thurston.
80. Peter Schatz.
81. John H. Watts.
82. Philipp Rieger.
83. Mrs. Grace Hill.
84. Ira T. Hall.
85. Mrs. W. A. Kelly.
86. Mrs. Gordon Jett'erson.
87. Mrs. M. M. Derr.
88. Mrs. Fern Inman.
89. Alvin Vessey, 701 2nd Ave., S.
90. George Kronwalt, Edgeley.
91. George Elhard.
92. Mrs. Pearl David.
93. Jacob Bohnet.
94. John Billigmeier, Fredonia, Route 2,
Box 15.
95. Gotthilf Miller.
96. Ingman Swinland.
97. Mrs. J. M. Dulmage.
98. Mrs. T. Ostenberg.
99. Mrs. Laura Cathcart.
100. J. E. Nelson.
101. Jens Jensen, Nome.
102. Mrs. Donald Brown.
103. Mrs. C. H. Deyoe.
104. Mrs. W. J. Nitcy.
105. Mrs. A. W. Rice.
106. C. E. Sorenson.
107. Mrs. E. E. Culver.
108. Mrs. E. F. Langer.
109. Wilhelm Suess, Cleveland, Route 1.
110. William Troutmann, Cleveland.
111. Gottlieb Ross.
112. Mrs. Leorna McDonald.
113. Irma Peterson.
114. Christ Rath, Sr.
115. Gottheb Wendland.
116. P. B. Bong.
117. W. C. Sherman, 21 7th St., S. W.
118. R. P. Buehler.
119. John Riegel.
120. Mrs. Jack Stewart.
121. Mrs. Carl Miller.
122. Robert S. Schulz.
123. Mrs. L. M. Austin.
124. Mrs. Lillian Halstenson.
125. Mrs. Milo S. Matthews.
128. Mrs. Florence R. Taylor.
127. Mrs. E. A. StoefEel.
128. C. W. Aunger.
129. Frances Ouradnik.
130. Mrs. Frank B. Davison.
131. Mrs. L. H. Dethlofl.
132. Arthur DeKrey.
133. Mrs. E. P. Krogh.
134. N. G. Reese.
135. Mrs. Theo. Hanning.
136. Mrs. Anna Wilson.
137. Russel Larson.
138. Rev. E. C. Sargent.
139. Mrs. W. L. McGee.
140. C. S. Beighle.
141. John Bunker.
142. M. O. Hagenson.
143. Mrs. Chas. Pierce.
144. Chas. S. Pulling.
145. Mrs. Hattie M. Nunn.
146. Mrs. E. M. Roberts.
147. Mrs. Hugh Hinman.
148. Mrs. Chas. J. Olsen, Hanks.
149. Jacob Mattheis.
150. A. G. Covell.
151. Mrs. Nels Molbert.
152. Mrs. C. S. Hawkins.
153. Jacob Nanntt.
154. Chas. J. Schafer.
155. Prof. S. L. Mythaler.
156. John White.
157. Mrs. Wm. G. Kottke.
158. Mrs. H. A. Field, 724 7th St.
159. Mrs. D. M. Guss, 715 1st Ave., W.
160. Geo. Anderson.
161. John Wirch.
162. E. F. G. Wacker.
163. Henry Gall.
164. John Dallmann.
OHIO
1. Edmund Burroughs, 1206 Sunset
View Dr.
2. Rae S. Morgan, 344 Wooster Ave.
3. Charles Berg, 270 Storer Ave.
4. Mrs. I. E. Ward, R. F. D. 7, Box 268.
5. Mrs. F. R. Powers, 262 Cornell Ave.
6. Esther Ott.
7. P. T. Nelson.
8.xMrs. Dan L. Nealeigh, Box 163,
Main St.
lO.xH. S. Trisler, R. D. 1.
13.xMrs. Ola Overturf, R. D. 4.
14. Mrs. Leon Mason, Edgehill Ave.
15. Mr. John Hjerpe, Ohio Ave.
16. Edward L. Green. 1018 W. 51st St.
17. AUce Burger, 1826 W. 4th St.
18. Fannie M. Stratton.
19. Bessie Hickox, Aurora Sta.
20. Mrs. E. Mae Mooney.
21. Mrs. H. B. Drake, 1480 Lake Rd.
23. E. W. Amoed, 38 24th St., N. W.
24. C. V. Plank, Everett, R. D. 2.
26.XJ. E. Harden, R. 5.
27. Frank M. Webster, 233 Kilbourne St.
28. R. J. Reese, Box 274.
29. Alvin Beeler, 122 Baker St.
31. A. B. Phillips.
32.xH. A. Nixon.
33..\Cora Howard.
34.xA. R. Drake, R. D. 2.
35.xMrs. Irena Thomson, R. D. 1.
37. Dorothy A. Bourn.
41. Henry L. Leimbach, Vermilion,
R. D. 1.
42. Daniel H. Morgan.
43.xRobert W. Bruener, Box 21.
44.xMrs. Flossie Price.
46. Mrs. Helen Coats.
47.xD. A. Wood.
49.xMrs. Agnes Watts.
50. Esther Ackerman, 1420 Garfield
Ave., S. W.
51.xMrs. Emma Geuy.
52. Clara Rohrbacher.
53. Herman M. Linton.
55.xMrs. Maude Chrisman, R. D. 3.
56.xMrs. Winifred E. Holmes, New
Vienna, R. D. 1.
57. Lewis J. Hissett, 64 S. Main St.
58. Mrs. Mattie King, 215 South St.
59.xMrs. J. H. Mathers, Fletcher, R. D. 1.
60. Rolden Clapp, Spencer, R. D. 2.
62.xMary Leathley.
63. Mary Ethel Evans, 427 McGregor
Ave.
64. Stanley Draude, 2545 Beekman St.
65. Harold F. Neaman, 4229 St. Law-
rence Ave.
66. Wm. A. Schoefflin, 1131 Iliff Ave.
67. John E. Richardson, 2402 Salutaris
Ave.
69. Mrs. George B. Oldham, North Olm-
sted, Stop 19, Lorain Rd.
70. Mrs. M. J. Wilmot, R. D. 1.
72. George H. Ketteringham, 2020 View
Road.
73. Louis Solberg, 3340 W. 126th St.
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301
OHIO (Continued)
74. Mrs. Thomas Piwonka, 5048 Broad-
way.
75. Mrs. Kenneth Foote, 60 E. Schaaf Rd.
76. Ruth Lapham, 1233 E. 104th St., 8.
77. Milan Gilbert, 3395 W. 41st St.
78. Chester Thumm, 10739 Bellaire Rd.
79. John F. Rutland, Jr., 1373 E. 139th
St.
80. Anna Belle Kron, 3377 E. 139th St.
81. Helen E. Lusk, 1934 E. 90th St.
82. Charles S. Ettenger, 154 E. 214th St.
83. Mrs. L. F. Mayer, 4275 W. 196th St.
84. Jessie Streitel, Lakewood, 1603
Clarence Ave.
85. Mrs. William A. Otterman, 12813
Locke Ave.
87. Thomas E. King. 1434 W. 107th St.
88. Betty A. Jahn, 1687 E. 84th St.
89. Llewelyn Daniels, Garfield Heights,
4875 E. 108th St.
90. Mrs. Hattie A. Seiler, 1456 Wayne
Ave.
91. Mrs. Bozona Chodora, Brunswick,
No. 74, R. F. D. 3.
92. Martha E. Harris, 5600 Central Ave.
93. Marguerite H. Grimm, 1015 E. 76th
St.
94. Mrs. Wallace Robinson, 164 E. 205th
St., N. E.
95. Mrs. Beulah Grow, 2043 Elbur Ave.
96. Mrs. Thomas Russell, Pilgrim Ch.
97. Leonard H. Bruce, 2683 Leighton Rd.
98. John Bernhard, Rocky River, 19187
Mitchell Ave.
99. Mrs. Ralph Beal, East Cleveland,
14324 Woodworth Rd.
100. Clyde Bartter, Attica Ave.
101. Mrs. R. A. Townsend, East Cleve-
land, 13435 Shaw Ave.
105. Costas S. Demos, 65 W. Longview
Ave.
106. Kenneth L. Sater, 840 N. Park St.
107. Daisy A. Richey, 1495 V2 E. Main St.
108. Marian E. Grimm, 2491 N. High St.
109. Mrs. C. W. Mummert, 978 S. High St.
llO.xH. T. Stump, Route 6.
112.xD. S. Gruey, Harbor St. 364.
113. H. M. Welsh, Cor. Buffalo &
Liberty.
115. Margaret Conklin.
lie.xMrs. Velma Karns.
117.xC. C. Goodin, 839 Denman Ave.
llS.xMrs. William Young.
119.xHelen Ullery, 220 E. Broadway.
120. Mrs. G. L. Mathias, R. D. 1.
122..\Mrs. James H. McDonald, 40
Harvard Ave.
123.xGuy C. Honeyman, 506 E. First St.
124.xArthur J. Haywood, Vandalia,
R. D. 1.
125.xLaurence Crampton, R. 1.
126.xRussell C. Sigafoos, 46 Laura Ave.
127.xClarence M. Davis.
128.xJ. B. Hornish, Oakwood, R. 3.
129.xW. A. Snider, 500 Court St.
130.xGrace Spring, 705 Lima Ave.
131.xW. H. Swan.
133. Ray Ruch, North Olmstead, Hall Rd.
134. Mrs. Kathryn J. Black.
136. Mrs. F. G. Peck.
139. Mrs. R. F. Clark, R. D. 2.
140,xRussell V. Locke, 405 N. Baron St.
141.xS. A. Cottrell, Gallipolis, R. D. 4.
142. Elizabeth M. Rich, 258 16th St.
143. Arthur W. Scrivens, 511 E. Broad St.
144. G. E. Brodrich, 112 Highland Ct.
145.xE. Benj. Beard, Osborn, Route 2.
147. Frank Gillespie, Sr., 320 East St.
148.xMrs. James Butts, Route 2.
149.xMrs. David Barnhart, R. D. 6.
150.XJ. T. Pyles.
153.xIona McKibben.
156.xCecil Caudy, R. D. 1.
157. Mrs. Charles Humm.
158. Harry E. Coflman.
159.xH. J. Corwin, Park Ave.
160. Mrs. C. J. Owings.
161. Charles W. Chalker.
162. Mrs. Elma Pierce.
163. Hazel M. Woodworth, 297 Holden Ct.
165. Mrs. T. R. Jervis, Elida, Route 1.
167. Mrs. Charles Baker.
168.xE. E. Beck, 429 Harrison Ave.
171. Mrs. Calvin E. Lewis.
172. Mrs. Alice Bennett, 1102 Vine St.
174.xMrs. Besse Guy.
176.xMrs. Hazel Johnson.
177.xMrs. Florence Brookbank.
179.xMrs. Fern KaulTman, R. D. 1.
182. Harlan N. Wood.
183. Arthur Tuttle.
184. Mrs. Helen Rogers, R. 1.
185. Dr. Walter S. Conkle, 1920 S. 5th St.
187. Wayne Baldwin.
190. Mrs. Jennie M. Galloway, 122 N.
Pearl St.
191. Mrs. Arthur M. Parks.
192.xMrs. Helen Blunden.
194.xMrs. Elma Coate.
195. Mary M. Wolf.
196. Nina M. Pollock.
200. Enos Countryman, 964 W. High St.
201. Mott Starr.
202.xMrs. Eva E. Mossman.
203. Mrs. Bernice R. Miller.
205. Mildred DeLong, R. F. D.
206.xHarry N. Casto, 179 N. Culver St.
207.xJohn Baughman.
208. Frank Coleman, 1031 4th St.
209.xC. A. Riley, R. D.
210. Arthur Leiter, R. D. 2.
211.xMrs. Vernon Staver, West Milton,
R. 1.
212. Bessie M. Houle.
213.xR. A. Lewis.
214. W. W. Waters.
215. Russell E. Copeland, 788 Park Ave.,
West.
216. Ruth Seymour, 13 Gettings PI.
217. J. R. Lane, Lakeside.
218. Elmer Rood, 730 Second St.
219. Carrie Dyar.
220. Mrs. J. K. Stehle, Harmar Hill.
221. Mrs. William E. Stacy.
222. George W. Metts, R. D. 7. •
223. Mrs. Katharine E. Mathers, 339 Pike
St.
224. Mrs. Prudence Crispin King, 437 N.
7th St.
225. Edward W. Porter, 239 S. Maple St.
227. Mrs. Jesse G. Ranck.
228. E. W. Nettleton, R. F. D. 7.
234. Mrs. Mary Kray.
235.xMrs. A. M. Grover, Vinton.
236. Mrs. Allie Shook.
237.xMrs. Hazel Kuhns.
239.xMrs. Violet Moran, R. 1.
240.xPaul Hildebrant.
242. Ralph Yauger, Banning Road.
243.xMrs. Gertrude Mills, R. 4.
244.XJ. M. Sanner, R. 2.
245.xGeorge W. Bushman, R. 3.
248.XW. W. Wright, R. 1.
249. Evan D. Rees, R. 1.
250. Charles R. Jaus, 111 W. Church St.
251. Mrs. Ethel Buzard. 165 High St.
253. Irene Carey, R. D. 2.
256. Virginia H. Irwin.
258. Nellie S. Radcliffe. R. 3.
259. Richard Salisbury.
260. Mrs. Victor Reese.
262.xEmma HaysUp.
263. Mrs. Luther Parry, Route 6.
264. Mary L. Fowler, 103 Forest St.
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OHIO (Continued)
265.xAlva E. Shafer.
266. Gilbert Hall.
267.xMrs. Lorin Clutter, R. 6.
270. L. W. Donaldson, 969 W. Jackson St.
271. Mrs. Emma G. Lilly, 745 Skinner St.
272. Elnora Tucker, Middlefleld, R. D. 3.
273. Mrs. Robert J. Eglin.
274.xMrs. Eva Hoke.
275.xMrs. C. C. Willits, 924 Covington Av.
278. Mrs. Carrie Sutton, 634 Wallace Ave.
279 .xB. Grace Porter.
280.xSamuel L. Williams, R. 8.
281. xJ. S. Holloway, Church St.
285.xJohn H. Bulow.
286. Harold Davey, 3215 134th St.
289. George N. Davis, R. 1.
290. Mrs. Gladys M. Greene, 218 Grant
St.
291.xMrs. H. C. Dean.
293. Mrs. Scott Baumgardner.
294. Mrs. Julia McGwinn.
295. Mrs. Ed. Layman, Napoleon, R. 4.
296. F. B. Barker.
297. Frank Rowland.
298. Mary T. Barker.
299. J. S. Parsons, New Milford, R. 1.
300. Georgia Sackett.
301. xE. W. Crabbe, Georgetown, R. 3.
302. Tina Schoepfle, 426 E. Jefferson St.
303. Frank E. Brown.
305. Edith Morris, R. 1.
306. Mrs. J. E. Evans, Sr., Gallipolis,
Waterloo Route.
308. F. H. Teuscher.
310.xKenneth Rowand.
SU.xMary L. Wilson.
312.xMrs. Susan Parkison, 214 N. Pearl
St.
313.xJohn W. Simes, Fletcher, R. D. 1.
314. Walter C. Pierce, 360 E. Cassilly St.
315. Fred B. Shuter, 315 N. Clairmont
Ave.
318. Virginia Stuller, 410 Union Ave.
319. Mrs. Ernest J. Fish, Wooster Pike.
320. Anna Mae Betts, 593 Fifth St.
321. xB. F. Vaughan.
322.xClarence Ingle, Vandalia, R. 1.
323. Mrs. May Taylor.
325. M. G. Cosgrove, 6853 Maplewood
Ave.
326. W. S. Jones, Akron, R. D. 8.
327. Mrs. Mary A. Thomas Doering,
Cleveland, 4218 E. 93rd St.
328. Grace L. Burket, 1015 S. Arlington
St.
329. Everett E. Taylor, 321 10th St.
330. William T. Davis, 2514 Broadway.
331. E. M. Morrison, 4214 Westway.
334. Samuel E. Eichman, 2002 Parkdale
Ave.
335.XR. W. Fisher.
336.XA. M. Strader, Box 16.
337.xRex Wagner, 1002 S. Clay St.
338. Mrs. Minnie L. Fox.
339.xMrs. Myrtle Siler, R. 1.
340. George M. Wall.
341. Mrs. Steve Jenkins, R. 1.
345. Charlotte M. Forbes.
347. W. G. Grant, Box 61.
348.XW. C. Hile. 305 E. Main St.
349. Jessie A. Barnes, Pleasant St.
350. George W. Taylor, 87 W. Second St.
351.xL. W. Elsom, R. D. 2.
352. Grace Burr. 139 Marshall St.
354. Grace E. Jones.
355. Leonora A. Fobes, R. 2.
356. Mrs. Cassie Rowland.
357. Mrs. L. W. Allen.
358.xMrs. T. S. Connor, Midland.
360.xMrs. W. F. Swaney.
362. Mrs. Sarah E. Wirt.
363.xMrs. Vemie T. LaPrade, 214 S. Main
St.
364. Lola Stevenson.
365.xMrs. Ed. Reynolds, R. 1.
366.xClyde Roberts, Tippecanoe City, R. 2.
368. Mrs. C. F. Duer.
371.xMrs. Jennie Glazier.
372.XW. F. Holdsworth, R. 5.
374. Mrs. C. S. Curtiss.
375.xMrs. J. G. Thomas, Greenville, R. 5.
378. Rees Evans, 279 Lucius Ave.
379. Fred W. Newell, 664 Bryson St.
380. Mrs. Earl Beckett, 135 Hamline Ave.
381. Walter J. Goodall, 834 Isabella St.
382.xMrs. George Kirkland, R. 2.
384.xMrs. W. E. Nason, R. 1.
385.xMrs. Lena McLallen, R. 6.
386. Gosse B. deVries, N. Main St.
387. H. M. Ensign, 1607 Fifth St.
388.XZ. Plantz.
OKLAHOMA
1. Chas. H. Freeman.
3. Vernon Nay, Enid, R. R. 2.
4. Carl Greb.
5. Mrs. M. T. Smith, 817 S. 14th St.
6. Rudolph Radtke.
7. Mrs. C. M. Smith.
8. J. G. Voss.
9. Carl A. Bengtson.
11. Chas. W. Fisk.
12. Mrs. Mack Matti, R. R. 4.
13. Frank Halbison, 207 '/a H St.
15. Alex Neugebauer, Indiohoma.
16. L. I. Black.
17. Mrs. Burt Standard.
18. Mrs. Chas. D. Allen, 1201/2 N. E.
11th St.
20. H. N. Farris, R. R. 2.
22. Mrs. Mary K. Rogers, Buffalo.
24. H. H. Schoenhols, R. F. D. 2.
25. F. F. Schneider, Woodward, 1417
Webster St.
26. Margaret A. Wilson, Box 1162.
27. Mrs. R. M. Swain, 529 W. Canadian.
28. Iris McGee.
29. Mrs. AngeUn B. Lockstone, 104 W.
Main.
30. Louis Repp, R. R. 4.
31. Mrs. May Bentley, Gentry, Ark.
OREGON
1. Mrs. J. L. Jones, Milwaukie, 1051
Filbert Ave.
2. Mrs. Rosa Dodge Galey, 187 Sher-
man St.
3. Richard Simonson, 169 W. Franklin
Ave.
4. A. G. Olsen, Route 3.
5. Hugh Parry, Oregon City, Route 3,
Box 84.
6. Leonard Moser, Route 1, Box 45.
8. Mrs. Ida J. Yergen, Aurora, Route 3.
9. Henry Stoffers, Portland, Route 2.
10. Benson McDonald.
11. Mrs. Lawrence E. Spraker.
12. Elinor Wilkes, 421 S. 8th St.
13. Mrs. Chester W. Oathout, Woodburn,
R. 3, Woodburn.
14. Francis E. Baker, 1107 E. 25th St.
15. Mrs. B. F. White, First Nafl Bank
Bldg.
16. Stillman Dempsey.
17. A. M. Porter.
18. Mrs. Blanche Bride, 733 W. Main St.
19. L. E. Bamford, Forest Grove, Rt. 1.
20. J. H. "Jeffrey, Route 2.
22. S. L. Johnson.
23. Mrs. Orval Bowers, Freewater,
Route 1.
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OREGON (Continued)
24. Mrs. Lillian Balsiger.
25. Mrs. Ida M. Grenfell, Box 122.
26. Mrs. F. R. Vance, 230 N. 9th St.
27. Mrs. Sarah White.
28. Mrs. J. A. Van Cleave, Mt. Angel,
Route 1.
29. A. C. Howland, 620 Main St.
30. Mrs. Retta M. Weidman, Route 1.
31. Mrs. Ivan W. Elder, 905 Glenn Ave.,
N.
32. Dr. Eva S. Walker, 124 E. 24th St.,
North.
33. Helen Green, Rt. 10, Milwaukie.
34. Bertha Eraser, 1030 Mallory Ave.
36. Beulah Henderson, 1023 Ryan Ave.
37. Mont. V. Livingston, 889 Castle Ave.
38. Madeline Munson. 925 N. Leonard St.
39. W. A. Pratten, 4530 65th St., S. E.
40. Ellinor Elder, 1689 Berkley St.
41. Edward T. Dunn, 929 Division St.
42. Peter J. Kniss, 867 Commercial St.
43. Rev. George H. Graf, 601 E. 7th St.,
North.
44. Henry Burbach, 798 Grand Ave., N.
45. John Kammerzell, 806 E. 13th St., N.
46. Alma Alenius, 147 Mason St.
47. Mrs. Harry F. Richardson, 144 N. 6th
St.
48. Julia K. Webster, 334 Wyatt Ct.
49. Mrs. H. L. Braden, 1710 Court St.
50. Mrs. Rosa E. Watts.
51. Leslie R. Linn, R. R.
52. A. L. Yoder, Hubbard, Route 2.
53. F. L. Phipps, 419 Fulton St.
PENNSYLVANIA
2.xJames L. Garland.
4..\Ember D. Lashley, R. D. 1.
5.xMrs. Wm. D. Perdew.
8..xMary Ellen Lynch.
10. George Rabatin, 1222 Kirkpatrick.
ll.xMrs. Bruce Barton, Crystal Spring.
12.xG. A. Carpenter, Mann's Choice,
R. D. 1.
14. Andrew Chop, 811 Shady Ave.
IS.xMrs. Joseph S. Barney, Rt. 1.
17.xSilas Robison, R. D. 1.
18.xMrs. H. E. Akers, R. D. 2.
20. Helen Murphy, 107 Moser Ave.
22. Arthur S. Hill, Corry, R. D. 7.
23 .xH. H. Peck, Warfordsburg.
24. Godfred Anderson, Third St.
25. John Hartos, 123 S. Fifth Ave.
26. B. Frank Jervis, 103 Crawford St.
27. Alice Roberts, Wilmore.
28. Victor E. Lewis, 185 Green St.
29. Edwin F. Walters, 133 Green St.
30.xMrs. Valentine Redinger, Star Route.
31.xAllen R. Eshelman, R. D. 3.
32.xMilford Calhoun, E. Fourth St.
33.xMrs. Blaine Foor, R. D. 5.
34.xJohn E. Morse, R. D. 3, Box 35.
36. Mrs. George E. White, R. F. D. 1.
38. F. A. Osbom.
39.xReuben S. Mellott.
40.xMrs. Edna Rogers, R. D. 2.
41..\Edward Clingerman.
42. Daniel T. Jones, 209 Stoneycreek St.
43. Maurice F. Byham, 21 Tionesta Ave.
44. Benjamin Thomas, Coaldale, 138
Ruddle St.
45. Robert W. Jones, 245 E. Patterson St.
46. Mrs. Harold F. Brister.
47. Joseph H. Davies, 17 S. 7th St.
48. John A. White, 1405 Beaver Ave.
49. Jane H. Reynolds, Saegertown,
R. D. 1.
50. R. Taylor Alexander, Reedsville.
51. Theophilus Davies, Wilkes Barre,
75 Courtright Ave.
52. Jennie Jones, 103 S. 4th St.
54. Daniel L. Morgan, 41 W. Green St.
55. Wm. R. Jones, 206 E. Grand St.
56. Fred Davies, Warren Center, R. D.
57.xMary Coralt.
58. Melvina J. Davies, 420 Electric St.
59. David W. Lewis, 105 Butler St.
60. David T. Lewis, 47 Susquehanna Av.
62. John Johnstone, 2143 Mt. Vernon St.
63. Sinclair R. Roberts, 4916 Cottage St.
64. T. Allen Glenn, Jr., Germantown,
5141 Keyser St.
65. Maud A. L. Ingham, 220 E. Indiana
St.
66. John C. Stine, 317 Kent Road.
67. George Marple, 2046 E. Ontario St.
70. Howard R. Park, 1112 Wolfendale St.
71. Arthur Walters, Knoxville Station,
231 Alice St.
72. John Martino, 1018 Jackman Ave.
75. C. C. Bierly, 613 Fourth Ave.
76.xA. B. Gordon.
77. John R. Powell, 141 W. Shawnee
Ave.
78. Rees H. Close, 61 Academy St.
79. Frank E. Schaule, 23 Willow St.
84. Evan J. Lewis, 2008 Wayne Ave.
86. Jennie Daniels, 1117 Division St.
88. Heruy B. Evans, 1414 Academy St.
89. Ruth R. Eagen, UN. Grant St.
90. Wm. A. Maitland, 549 S. Irvine Ave.
91. xW. C. Peck.
92. Elizabeth BelUs, 27 N. Market St.
93. Hugh Hughes, 612 Washington St.
94. Ethel Harris, Milan.
96. Margaret L. Jackson.
97. Mrs. Fay Belden, Corry, R. D. 8.
99. Helen Daniels, 117 E. Atherton St.
lOl.xMrs. Joseph Mann.
102.xBrooks F. Smith, R. D. 1.
103. Sidney Erickson, 228 Pennsylvania
Ave.
104. Mrs. H. J. Whitaker, Nichols, N. Y.,
R. D. 3.
105. R. Francis Price, 153 S. Sherman
Ave.
106. Paul E. Humpleby, 155 Parrish Ave.
107. Henry O. Broad, 382 South St.
109. John G. Jones, 305 N. 4th St.
110.,\Banner Smith, Little Orleans, R. D. 1.
lll.xMrs. Elsie C. Hoopengardner, R. D. 3.
112.xlrving C. Henry, R. D. 1.
PUERTO RICO
1. Nicolasa Romero Ruiz.
2. Aurelio Tuburcio.
3. Luis Mattos, Daguao.
5. Horacio B. Cruz.
7. Victor Mora.
8. Mercedes Figueroa Padilla
9. Julio Velazquez.
11. Ana Burgos.
13.xEugeni Mora, c/o D. P. Barett.
IS.xMrs. Tomasa Campos.
17.xFrancisco Laporte.
18. Zoilo Rodriguez, Victor Lokpez St.,
No. 6.
19. Asterio Rojas Negron.
20. Gregorio Espinosa, Humacao,
c/o Sr. Diego Garcia, Pastor.
RHODE ISLAND
1. Mrs. Amy M. Corp, 24 New Meadow
Road.
2. Robert A. McCaughey, 864 Hope St.
3. William C. Holden, Pawtucket, 46
Gooding St.
4. Mrs. Howard Farnum.
5.xMinnie Cole.
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RHODE ISLAND (Continued)
6. William N. Gorrie, 1074 Pontiac Av.
7. Frederick A. Horton, Jr., Provi-
dence, 1900 Broad St.
8. ClifEord L. Weeden, 85 America St.
9. Mrs. Annie P. Moore, Rumford,
380 Pleasant St.
10. Milo D. Shepard, Riverside, 60
Willett Ave.
11. A. W. Bourne, 50 Ninth St.
12. Jessie R. Kent, Wampanoag Trail.
13. H. Louis Jackson, Box 32.
14. J. W. Coombs.
IS.xMrs. Ida Dawley, Route 1.
16. Hugh K. MacDougall, 22 Ledyard St.
17. Mrs. Lena P. Brogden, 40y2 Edgar
Court.
18. Albert Watson, 1125 N. Main St.
19. Annie M. Munro, 104 Cedar St.
20. Donald More, 190 Webster St.
21. John Hawe, 1127 N. Main St.
22. John R. Carpenter.
23. Stuart H. Tucker, 174 Laurel Ave.
24. Andrew H. Chopoorian, 92 Crescent
St.
25.xErnest A. Chase, 90 Stanwood St.
26. Peter G. R. Forsyth, 43 Edgehill Rd.
27. Caleb A. Fuller, 71 Charles Field St.
28. Irving J. Law, 105 Sackett St.
29.xThomas A. Kettle, Greene.
30. Luke Clarke, W. Warwick, 36
Shippee Ave.
31. Albert J. Bucklin, 76 Wood Road.
32. Walter H. Tabor, Elmcrest Farm.
33.xMrs. LiUan G. Borden, Newport,
R. D. 2.
34. Mrs. Florence W. B. Cook.
35. George E. Webster, 185 Stafford Rd.
36.xFranklin C. Smith, 130 Granite St.
37. Linus E. Peck, 15 Tower St.
38. Helen M. Cook, 365 S. Main St.
SOUTH DAKOTA
1. Mrs. H. C. Juell, 505 S. State St.
2. Mrs. Alta Morgan.
3. Mrs. L. L. Turoak.
4. Mrs. Daisy Heldt.
5. Jacob J. Kissler.
6. Peter Lehr.
7. Henry Mogck, Virgil.
8. J. C. Caylor.
9. Mrs. B. L. Wright.
11. Mrs. E. M. Booth
12. Mrs. P. R. Crothers.
14. Mrs. D. R. Evans.
15. Ruth N. Sisson.
16. E. R. DeRemer.
17. C. F. Jewell.
18. C. G. Gross.
19. Mrs. Florence Styles.
20. James J. Buffalo.
22. Mrs. Jennie Rumann.
23. Mrs. Mary M. Warn.
24. Mrs. J. H. Schwartz.
25. Mrs. H. W. Brenner.
26. Louis Berg.
27. Percy Davenhill.
28. Felix Sinkler.
29. Mrs. N. W. Meyer.
30. Martin E. Weeks.
31. Mrs. H. A. Forde.
33. Mrs. R. J. Shafer.
34. Benj. One Skunk.
35. Wm. Dupree.
36. Willie War Bonnet.
37. Mrs. F. G. Bohri.
39. Mrs. A. J. Lockhart.
40. Mrs. Harry Koppman.
41. Gottlieb Korb.
42. Mrs. Earl Klepfer.
44,
45,
47,
48,
49,
50,
51
53,
54,
55.
56,
57,
58,
59,
60,
61,
62.
63,
64,
66,
67,
68,
69.
70.
71.
72.
73.
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
98.
99.
100.
101.
102.
103.
104.
105.
106.
107.
108.
109.
110.
111.
112.
113.
114.
115.
120.
121.
122.
123.
124.
125.
126.
128.
129.
131.
132.
133.
134.
William Kiel.
Mrs. Fred Nelson.
Philipp Hirsch.
Geo. £. Mallery.
Wm. Appland.
Mrs. Thos. R. Nelson.
Bert McCoy.
Simon Elkhead.
Theo. Nelson. ■;
Geo. Hasson.
Mrs. S. W. Holton.
Mrs. Prudence Snyder.
Martin Gross.
Ed. Hoff.
Philip Gross.
J. B. Wittmayer.
Ernest Schoenogge.
Charles Woerpel.
R. M. Whitney.
Mrs. RoUin Pope, Carthage.
Mrs. L. A. Kern.
Mrs. Robert Barkley.
Mrs. Paul Werth.
Mrs. C. C. Swartout.
Henry Dupper.
Mrs. J. J. Burner.
Jacob A. Ackermann.
Hattie Dite.
Jacob Hoffman.
Martin Eggen.
Estella Jensen.
Peter P. Orth, Mound City.
Jacob Meier.
Wm. C. Jones.
A. C. Calvet.
Mrs. Nora Hamlin.
Mrs. Olive Noe.
Fred Albrecht.
Christ. Kraengler.
Jacob Goehring.
H. O. Winburn.
Amanda Clement.
Mrs. Jeanne Roland.
Mrs. W. C. Gowdy, 888 Illinois Ave.,
S. W.
Mrs. John Holdhusen.
Mrs. Lydia Schemp.
Rudolph Strordinger.
Carl Schlepp, Sr.
Ed. Schmidt.
Mrs. Winnie Hesnard.
A. O. Van Asperen.
Mrs. Hilda J. Swanson.
David Paterson, Sr.
Mrs. Milton Leach.
Mrs. Dennis Dog Eagle.
Russell Spotted Bear.
Mrs. Minnie Baum.
Miss Grace Sills.
Henry M. Gall.
Aimer Rask.
Ben Has Horns.
Andrew Kills Crow.
Mrs. Harry Thrift.
Philip Oxner.
Mrs. E. M. Young.
Otto Huber.
Mrs. Ina Brink
Mrs. Gus. Mittelstaedt.
Mrs. Floyd Baxter.
Carl Bagstad.
F. E. Swartout, 1100 N. Main St.
R. C. Ridden.
John Moos.
Rev. E. V. Altvater.
Mrs. Robert Young.
Mrs. Marius Sorensen.
Mrs. F. A. Smith.
Mrs. Thos. L. Riggs.
Otto Hins.
E. W. Boettcher.
Richard Freier.
John T. Tiede.
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305
SOUTH DAKOTA (Continued)
136. Alfred Whiteface.
137. Henry Highpipe.
138. Lawrence K. Fox.
140. H. Merle Parsons, 1110 Kansas City.
142. Mrs. C. E. Meek.
143. Rev. Henry Vorrath.
144. E. E. Junek.
145. Mrs. Alvin Moreland.
146. Carrie L. Price.
147. R. R. Bawdon.
150. John J. Voegele.
151. Amos Gilbert.
153. Mrs. Geo. Bolen.
154. John Bender.
155. Gotthilf Thrum.
156. Fred Adolph.
157. William Bubbers, 815 S. Menlo Ave.
158. V. F. Stegner, 115 S. Grange Ave.
159. Mrs. Gertrude Morrison.
160. Ida Henton.
161. Mrs. Maude Fites.
162. Mrs. J. A. Swensen.
163. Mrs. Stevens.
164. Mrs. Chas. E. Grey.
166. Henry A. Knoelke.
167. Mrs. Frank Weston.
170. Mrs. Esther Byers.
171. Herbold, Brosz.
172. Gustav Fuerst.
173. Mrs. E. W. Stanwood.
174. Oscar W. Wolner.
175. Mrs. F. F. Koth.
177. Mrs. Ray Holtry.
178. Mrs. Marie Harrington.
179. Geo. K. Brosius.
180. Mrs. Geo. Gluts.
181. Mrs. Isabelle A. Bridgman.
182. G. W. Williamson.
183. Mrs. Mary E. Babb.
184. Adam P. Rieger.
185. Nathan Flying By.
186. Miss Bessie Cosgrove.
187. Dr. J. M. Daine.
188. Geo. O. Williams.
189. Geo. Powell.
190. Mrs. C. S. Nelson.
191. Edward Schimke.
192. Mrs. A. H. Page.
193. S. M. Friday.
194. Mrs. G. C. Carmichael.
195. J. H. Chapin.
196. Mrs. Geo. Moore.
197. H. G. Gerber.
198. Helen E. Miner, 613 Douglas Ave.
199. Agnes Eagle Boy.
200. John Little Crow.
201. Thomas L. Arrows.
204. David Frazier.
205. Gladys Cole.
SOUTHERN
l.xEli Stevens, Roanoke, Rt. 1.
2. George V. Tipton, Rt. 6.
3. W. John.
4. Mrs. B. D. Locklier.
5. Rev. Fletcher V. Robertson, Rt. 1.
6. David R. Wood, 2200 N. 4th Ave.
7. Clifford P. Pitts.
8. John E. Bell.
9. Mrs. J. A. Dobbs, Rt. 2.
10. Mrs. Rosie Headley.
11. Dewey Mae Teal.
12.xC. H. Mitchell, Rt.
13. Mrs. Birdie Gilbert.
14.xHiram Duck.
15.xM. L. Vickers.
16. G. W. Rice.
17. L. F. Godwin.
18. Arthur Scroggins.
19. Ruthie Mae Welden.
20. Mrs. Genie N. Naile, Box 75.
21. Mrs. George W. Green.
22. Mrs. Ida Oglesby, Box 78.
23. O. B. Park.
24. Rev. Charles T. Lunsford.
25. J. K. Hall.
26. George Butler.
27. O. O. Wamsley.
28. Elsie Carter.
29. Audie Mae Rhodes.
30. W. L. Rister.
31. Mrs. Ethel Amick.
32.xE. H. Causey, Rt. 3.
33.xIone Young, Rt. 1.
34.xJ. W. De Vaughan.
35.xH. L. Bradford.
36.xLiles Moore.
37. Jeanie Gradon.
38. C. C. Brannon.
39. Euna Dick, Ashland, Rt. 3.
40. W. J. Davis.
41. Rema Terry.
42. Mrs. Arrie Watson.
43. Mrs. Carnie Bell Sumlln.
44.xMrs. Deliah Callahan.
45. Mrs. Linnie Smith, Box 233.
46.xMrs. Otis Gilbert.
47.xW. K. Hood.
48.xW. J. Harry, Glenn, Georgia.
49.xW. B. Houze.
50.xMrs. Elton Smith.
51..\Homer March, Rt. 5.
52.xMilford Austin, Rt. 4.
53.xW. B. Weathers.
54. Mrs. Vilma Moseley.
55. Mrs. Isla A. Bowles.
56. G. F. Smith.
57. A. C. Fine, Rt. 1.
58. Mrs. J. H. Dillard.
59. Mrs. Hattie M. Gerald.
60. W. S. Terry.
61. Hester Standridge.
62. W. E. Price, Box 115.
63.xAlma Marguerite Denny.
64.x J. D. Hall.
65.xMrs. Barbara Melton.
66.xMrs. Clara Miles.
67.xGuy M. Holder.
68. J. A. Atkins, Rt. 2.
69. J. R. Barnhill. Rt. 1.
70. Mrs. B. D. Williams, Rt. 3.
71. W. J. Rice.
72. Mrs. Pearl E. M. Powell, Rt. 1,
Box 56.
73. Mr. Ocie Starns, Florala, Ala.,
Stella Route.
74. Ola Cawthorne, Florala, Ala.
Stella Route.
75. Gus Nelson, R. F. D.
76. J. L. Hatley.
77.xW. S. Simpson.
78.xClyde Isley, Burlington, R. 6.
79.xG. G. Anderson, Altamahaw, R. 2.
80.xB. F. Branch, Raleigh, R. 3.
81.xEthel Malone.
82.xF. L. Tedder, R. 1.
83.xW. R. Brown, Ashboro, R. 1.
84. Fred F. Dodd, 21 Larchmont Rd.
85.xJ. Edward Branch, Garner.
86..\ James G. Fulton.
87.xL. M. Murray.
88.xJ. M. Browne.
89.xJ. W. Neighbors.
90.xO. H. Lambert, Biscoe.
91. xE. K. Freeman, Eagle Springs.
92.xMrs. R. E. Apple, R. 1.
93.xMiss Russell McKinney.
94.xJ. W. Trollinger, R. 3.
95.XE. H. Wilkins.
96.XP. R. Long, R. 5.
97.xJ. Walter Johnston, R. 5.
98..\G. M. Tally.
99.xM. J. Carlton.
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SOUTHERN (Continued)
lOO.xMattie Carpenter, R. 1. . ^ „ „
lOl.xMrs. D. I. Stephenson, Raleigh, R. 3.
102.xThos. A. Rosemond.
lOS.xT. C. Lindsay, Carrboro.
104.xHerman Moore.
105.xEstelle Liles, R. 2.
lOe.xMrs. Ida Pinnix Murray.
lOT.xRoyce B. Dickins.
lOS.xA. T. Crutchfield, 523 Warren St.
109.x J. D. Harward, R. 3.
llO.xJ. C. McAdams.
lll.xW. E. Walker, Burlington, R. 4.
112..\Mrs. C. C. Phillips.
113.xEva May.
114.xJ. T. Ellison.
llS.xA. L. Hatcher.
lie.xCatherine Morgan, Apex.
117. Mrs. Annie C. Laughlin, 1000 Oak-
land Ave.
llS.xR. G. Moffitt, 813 Vance St.
119.xA. H. Hinshaw, B. 1402.
120.xO. D. Nelson, B. 1080.
121. xJ. D. Kernodle.
122.xMrs. W. H. Holt.
123.xMrs. Rosa B. Thomas.
124.xC. D. Newman, 421 Rowland St.
125.XJ. C. Woodhef, R. 4.
126.xJ. D. Newman, R. 6.
127.xMrs. M. D. Woodell.
129.xLexie J. Sloan, R. 2.
ISO.-xC. L. Bray.
ISl.xPaul E. Coble, R. 3.
132.xW. D. Humble, R. 2.
133.xW. S. Long.
134.xH. L. Wall, Elams.
135.xWm. Henry Shearin, R. 1.
136.xO. T. Inscoe, R. 1.
137.xJohn Shamblee.
138.xB. G. Partin, R. 1.
139.xMrs. Geo. M. Williams.
140.xL. V. Smith, R. 1.
141.xMrs. Ralph McCollum.
142.xAmasa P. Read, Norlina, R. 1.
143.xMozelle Kerns, Ether.
144.xNeta Lynch.
145.xZeb H. Lynch, R. 3.
146.xA. V. McDowell.
147.xFletcher Hayes.
148.xMary Cashion, R. 1.
149.xE. W. Clements.
151.xMiss Carey Welch.
152.xClarine Holleman.
153.xBranch Holt, R. 2.
154. Jefferson M. Canoy (acting).
155.xMrs. Grace Tysor, R. 3.
156.xMrs. Sam White, R. 1.
157.xR. M. Rothgeb, 1550 Iredell Dr.
158. J. W. Farlowe, (Caroleigh).
159.xT. A. Moffltt.
leO.xW. R. Rightsell, R. 2.
lei.xKeith Hodgin, R. 1.
162.XW. G. Lamb.
163. Mrs. H. C. Cagle, North Ashboro.
164. Edith Cooper, R. 3.
165.xMrs. C. W. Geringer, 36 Montgomery
St.
166.xMrs. Geo. W. Hill, R. 3.
167. Mrs. C. L. Emerson, 1008 N. Main St.
leS.xStella A. Stout, 105 Charlotte Ave.
169.xR. B. Coggin, R. 1.
170.xMrs. B. L. Mansfield, R. 2.
171. xD. J. Womack.
172.xMrs. R. L. Ross, R. 5.
173.xClara Belle Wicker, R. 5.
174.xMrs. A. C. Harris.
175.xHelen Garner.
176.xT. J. Earp, Milton, R. 2.
177. Troy A. Hall.
178. S. V. Hooker.
179.xIola Sanders.
180. Jason Moore.
181. Gertrude M. Bryant (pro tem).
182.xMittie Comer.
183.XJ. H. Carroll, R. 1.
184.xEthel Friddle, Stokesdale, R. 2.
185. Frances Hudson.
186.xG. R. Graham, Burlington, R. 3.
187.xE. M. Blanchard.
188.xH. W. Johnson, Fuquay Springs.
189.xZ. V. Brooks, R. 2.
190.xJ. B. Edwards.
191.xSelma Marshall, R. 2.
192.xW. B. Madison, R. 1.
193.xCarrie A. Sharpe, Summerfield, R. 1.
194.xW. G. Scarbrough.
195.xNolie Woodlief, R. 2.
196.xJ. W. Hudson, R. 1.
197.xH. G. Holmes, R. 2.
198. Agnes Kessler, 129 Beaufain St.
199. Mrs. Mildred Frick Smith, 502
Calhoun St.
200.xFlora McCrary.
201.xMiss L. McClanahan, 1349 Myrtle
Ave.
203.xEttie Harvey, R. 1.
204.xJas. T. Whitt.
205.xAlden WilUamson, R. 2.
206.xMrs. D. J. Sipe.
207.xJ. K. Landrum, Vernon Hill.
208.x J. R. Murray.
209.xJ. M. Dees.
210. R. A. Morris, Rt. 7, Box 493.
211. Watson Fuller, 885 Capital Ave.,
S. W.
213. J. L. Gillette, 434 Orange St.
214. John G. Bush, Goggins.
215. Mrs. Tennie Branch, 211 S. Main St.
216. Mr. A. P. Gunnells, Dewey Rose,
Rt. 2.
217. E. O. Williams, Surrency, Rt. 2.
218. N. M. Burel, Rt. 2.
220.xH. L. Floyd.
221. Leighton C. Wilder, Rt. 1.
222. Herman Ward, 3437 Earline Ave.
224. G. L. Thurmond, Thomaston.
225. Prof. G. C. Burrage.
226. Jewell Smith, Rt 3.
227. Miss Floria Mae Sullivan, Sale City.
228.xCecil C. Little.
229. Guy Easier.
230. Minnie Nash, Rt. 2.
231. James P. Mahaffey, Box 93.
232.xW. J. Jarriel, 313 Hines St.
234. Annie Halman, 511 Broad St.
235. G. A. Brown, Rt. 1.
236. Early Owen, Zebulon, Owen Hts.
237. Carl L. Butler, R. D.
238. Rhoda Giddens, Rt. 2.
239.XJ. C. Tatum.
241. Mrs. W. M. Moncrief, Rt. 1.
242. Blanche McDaniel, Thomaston, 212
E. Gordon St.
243. A. J. Hand, Tifton, Rt. 5.
244. Mrs. Effie Driggers, R. D.
245. Mrs. V. P. Garrett.
246.XC. D. Smith, Box 293 (College).
247.xMrs. T. F. Roquemore.
249.xMrs. Harry Bruce, Mission Home.
250.xElla Pickering.
251.xWalter A. Spitzer.
252.XW. G. Saunders, Jr.
253.xC. W. Rountree.
254.XW. S. Barrett.
255.XR. T. Brittle.
256.XJ. L. Moss.
257.xMrs. L. E. Hargroves.
258.xMrs. John L. Gray.
259.xSusie Duncan.
260.xShirley Clinedinst, R. 2.
261.x011ie V. Cockes.
262.XD. F. Dofflemyre.
263.xMrs. Lula Roach.
264.xEdna Life, R. 2.
265.xMrs. L. W. Snyder, R. 2, Box 122.
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307
SOUTHERN (Continued)
266.XW. A. Daughtrey.
267.xR. H. Joyner.
268.XE. A. Showalter, R. 4.
269.XH. E. Liskey, R. 2.
270.xE. J. Norfleet.
271.xAlva L. Norfleet, R. 2.
272.xMrs. George A. Robertson, 310 8th
Ave.
273.XM. T. Whitley, Windsor, R. 3.
274.xDona V. Williams, R. 1.
275.xLola Sites.
276.xSallie A. Payne, Harrisonburg, R. 6.
277.xRalph O. Rothgeb, R. 3.
278.XE. S. Morris.
279.xRay Stroop, R. 1.
280.xMrs. J. H. Duling, 1239 23d St.
281. xM. W. Hollowell, Portsmouth, 15
Dahlgren Ave.
282.xHerman Capps, 4312 Colonial Ave.
283.XW. J. Thomas.
284.xWalter W. Starnes, 1259 W. 48th St.
285.xMary Hol.stead, Buell.
286.xMrs. M. T. Ward.
287..\B. P. Deans, R. 2, Box 30.
288.xO. S. Beale, 447 Florida Ave.
289.xJohn Dean.
290.xD. W. Darden.
291.xW. C. Beamon.
292.XP. B. Barrett.
293.xMrs. B. F. Hancock.
294 ..\ William B. Burke.
295.xMrs. Effie May.
297.xMrs. Allene Kite, R. 1, Box 84.
298.xCecil E. Hollowell.
299.XJ. D. McClenny, 211 S. Broad St.
300. ,x J. W. Folk.
301.xF. F. Brinkley, R. 1.
302.XC. W. Louderback, R. 1.
303..XV. T. Huffman.
304.xA. H. Spivey.
305.XE. W. Carroll.
306.xEssie Johnson, Carrsville.
307..XR. T. West, Box 54.
308.xMrs. E. B. Richardson, R.
309.xRoy A. Larrick, 367 E. Piccadilly St.
310.xJ. G. Roberts, R. 2.
311.xMrs. W. K. Saunders, The Oaks.
313.xWilbur W. Walker, R. 1.
314.XJ. H. Lilley.
315.XW. J. Felton, R. 2.
316.xJohn E. Corbitt, Box 63.
317..XJ. H. Park.
318.xWalton E. Brill, Hooks Mills, W. Va.
SOUTHWEST
2. Mrs. Ida Jones.
3. Marjorie Landrum, 2234 N. Dayton
St.
4. Mrs. Charles Tanquary, R. D. 5.
5. Maren Andersen, R. D. 3.
6. Kitty R. Crossman, Box 347.
7. E. Blanche Pilcher, 104 W. 8th St.
8. Mrs. Helen McLelland.
9. Bemice Dickey, 833 N. Seventh Av.
10. Ernest W. Hall, 210 S. High St.
11. Reyes Quintana, R. D. 1, Box 675.
12. Mrs. Paul Buckner.
13. Mrs. E. R. Parra, 408 N. 5th St.
14. Castulo Trujillo.
16. Delores Montoya, Bluewater, N. M.
17. Efren Garcia.
18. G. J. Ballmer.
19. W. E. Stockwell, 3726 Cambridge St.
20. Emilia Terrazas, 3424 Rivera St.
21. Ralph J. Garner, R. D. 1, Box 277.
TENNESSEE (Colored)
1. Mrs. F. M. King, 157 N. Hickory St.
2. Wellington W. Jones, 1368 S. Park-
way, East.
3. Mrs. J. C. Napier, 120 15th Ave., N.
4. Miss Es Cobedo Serneals, Fisk Uni-
versity.
5. Mrs. J. P. Higgins, 922 Brown's
Ferry St.
6. J. E. Todd, 1723 High St.
7. Mrs. Margaret S. Cunningham,
R. R. 6, Box 90.
8. James Bryant, 1626 W. Chestnut St.
TENNESSEE (White)
1. Kate I. Andrews, 1916 Vance Ave.
2. W. M. Renegar, 3200 14th Ave.
3. Mrs. Emily Brandy.
4. G. Leslie Poe.
5. W. Austin Adkins.
6. C. H. McCoy, Frankfort.
7. Mrs. J. Mathews.
8. Mary L. Jewett, Rt. 1, Box 3.
9. William Whatenbarger.
10. A. J. Riley, 1745 Glenview.
11. Mrs. Harold F. Smith, 2308 Belmont
Blvd.
12. Mrs. Jessee Gillis, Rt. 2.
13. Emma F. Dodge.
14. Mrs. J. C. McAnally.
15. J. W. Willis.
16. A. E. Pruett, Box 105.
17. Loraine Doroney.
TEXAS (White)
1. F. K. Chapman, 1406 B. Monroe.
2. Edward C. H. Nantel, 2307 San
Antonio St.
3. Henry Helfenbein.
4. JefE D. Stinson, 5210 Vickery Blvd.
5. J. H. Dowdy, 5506 Alton St.
6. Mrs. J. R. Lonius, 1319 Montreal.
7. Mrs. Inez Lewis, 1416 Hill Ave.
8. F. F. Meyer.
9. Paul Bujard, 1016 Bewick St.
10. Mrs. Pearl Kinsley.
11. W. J. Hawkins. Jr.
12. Mrs. E. R. Millis, 2213 Kingston Dr.
13. A. E. Bower, 1101 Lacy St.
15. W. A. Sweet, 539 Barrett Place.
16. D. G. Axtell, Dimmitt.
TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA (Colored)
1. Leota Robinson, 1564 Ash St.
2. Mrs. Emma E. Whitley, 1123 Winne-
bago St.
3. Mrs. Flaura M. Wade, 5020 Swiss
Ave.
4. Mrs. Ida Hooper, 3129 Metropolitan
Ave.
5. Mrs. Glerm M. Beckham, 1013 Cleve-
land St.
6. Mrs. Rosie Daniel, Star Rt. Box 17.
7. W. L. Easley, 270 N. 21st St.
3. Mrs. Jessie Johnson, 1709 E. 6th St.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
UTAH
1. Madeline Gile, Box 154.
2. Mrs. W. H. Newcomb. 857 23d St.
3. H. C. Uno, Box 127.
4. Chas. E. Lawrence, 997 E. Center.
5. A. J. Gorham, 715 2nd Ave.
6. Gladys Hagerman, 372 Center.
8. Kinii Kurumada, 243 W. 1st, S.
9. MadeUne Gile, Bountiful, Box 154.
VERMONT
1. Mrs. Delia H. Honey.
2. Mrs. Frances L. Maurice.
3. Mrs. Albert G. Westney, Windsor.
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4. Mrs. Emeroy F. Davis.
5. Edith H. Wallace.
6. Leonard R. Hutchinson.
7. Mrs. Aftian S. Brooks.
8. Harold K. Burt, 7 Green St.
9. Albert W. Varney, 215 Jefferson St.
10. Claude A. Rich, 114 Imperial Ave.
11. Florence B. Dickinson.
12. Mrs. Wesley Chaffee, Richford, R. 1.
13. Mrs. Anna T. Selina.
14. Mrs. NeUie T. Graham.
15. Alice E. Bacon.
16. Mrs. Mary B. Nichols.
17. Arthur H. Gipson.
18. Walter A. Gilbert, 16 Williston St.
19. Mrs. Walfred Larson, 2 Brookside
Cottage.
20. Mrs. G. H. Woods.
21. Merrill T. Wolcott.
22. Mrs. Arland E. Farr.
23. Mrs. Gladys Knowles, Williamstown,
R. 1.
24. Wilder S. Joslyn.
25. Annie B. Northrop, 253 Church St.
26. Leonard P. Dickinson, 42 Henderson
Terrace.
27. Pliny A. Smith, Lower Cabot.
28. Winifred A. Storey.
29. Mrs. Flora A. Moar.
30. Mrs. Henrietta L. Northrop.
31. Axel E. Olson.
32. Mrs. Charles P. Foote.
33. John M. Comstock.
34. Charles E. Kimball.
35. Mrs. William Weeks, N. Clarendon.
36. J. Murray Wright.
37. Mrs. Anna L. Hodge.
38. Edward H. Matthews.
39. Forest A. Gleason, Newport, R. 2.
40. Edward A. Dutton, East Craftsbury.
41. O. L. Greene.
42. Mrs. Glen F. Watson.
43. Mrs. Katherine T. Kilborn.
44. Wallace W. Fahnestock.
45. Ruth J. Dutton, Dummerston Sta.
46. Mrs. Abbie J. Butler.
47. Mrs. Ella A. Grout.
48. Mrs. Edith Roberts.
49. Mamie L. Moffatt.
50. Mrs. S. A. Hutchinson.
51. George K. Sprague, Randolph
Center, R. 3.
52. Mrs. Nellie E. Rosebrook.
53. Dell B. Dwinell.
54. Mrs. Grace M. Spiller.
55. Mrs. Josephine E. Jackman.
56. Bertha E. Ames.
57. J. W. Kitten.
58. Carroll S. Montgomery.
59. Mrs. Effie Whittemore, Eden Mills.
60. Mrs. George H. Fairbanks.
61. Mrs. Jane E. N. Greene.
62. Mrs. A. B. Rugg.
63. Mrs. Maude L. Doane.
64. Rev. Robert H. Ball.
65. Moses Roberts.
66. Mrs. Florence E. Leach.
67. Helen I. ColUns.
68. Abel C. Brown.
69. C. W. Powell.
70. Mrs. H. A. Larabee.
71. Walter C. Ballard.
72. Amy M. Davis.
73. Mrs. Hittie W. Matthews (acting).
74. Mrs. J. Irwin Wilson.
75. Mrs. Clyde W. Keyser, Lancaster,
N. H., R.
76. Mrs. Emma S. MiUer.
77. Mrs. Bernice A. Davis.
78. Roland E. Stevens.
79. Jay G. Underwood.
80. Mrs. Sarah R. Powers.
81. Mrs. Kate P. Martin, Richmond, R. 1.
82. Mrs. Fred J. Fhnn.
83. Mrs. Ida M. Hart, Brandon, R. 5.
84. Mrs. Blanche A. Collins.
85. Mrs. Oscar N. Washer.
86. Harry E. Rice.
87. Mary Robinson.
88. Mrs. Carolyn A. Lease.
89. Mrs. Anna Pratt.
90. Albert P. Byington.
91. Mrs. D. E. Collins.
93. Maurice A. Laselle.
94. Mrs. M. L. Stephenson.
95. George A. Stoddard.
96. George C. Otis.
97. Evalyn L. Davison.
98. Mrs. Clifton W. Gray.
99. Blanche M. Conner.
100. Lucy Buffum.
101. Anna Buck.
102. Mrs. Ida D. Adams.
103. Arma L. Burnham.
104. Julius O. Seeley, 16 South St.
105. Quincy A. Norton.
106. Mrs. Myrtle R. Robinson.
107. Marcia R. Winship, 65 E. State St.
108. Carroll E. Wilcox.
109. Anna L. Mower.
110. Mrs. Edna J. Edwards.
111. Rev. Fred M. Wiswall.
112. Mrs. Alice Conant Landon.
113. Robert H. Clement.
114. Harrie C. White.
115. Mrs. Roxanna O. Edgerton.
116. Mrs. C. H. Kneeland, Johnson.
117. Ahce D. Hewitt.
118. Mrs. Frank C. Paddock.
119. Mrs. Arthur B. Palmer.
120. Mrs. Walter W. Wright.
121. Mrs. J. D. Huntley.
122. Mrs. Jessie Clement, West Topsham,
R. 1.
123. Otis S. Wisell.
124. Mrs. Martin I. Sherman.
125. Mrs. R. B. Abbott, South Peacham.
126. Eugene C. Simonds.
127. Mrs. Cleone M. Townsend.
128. Lucy A. Holden.
129. Clinton A. Adams.
130. Melcher M. Aronson, 25 Grove St.
131. Bessie F. Braley.
132. Perley R. Flanders.
133. Donald E. Salisbury.
134. Mrs. Vie D. Edson.
135. J. W. Riggs.
136. Mrs. Sadie R. Harvey.
137. Carrie M. Howe.
138. Mrs. Lilian A. Fisk.
139. Edward F. Haye.
140. Lathrop H. Baldwin, 67 Ives Ave.
141. Norah Kittell.
142. Mrs. Mildred S. Lackie.
143. Arthur F. Stone, 7 Highland Ave.
144. W. E. Cushman.
145. George Hinman, 2 Spring St.
146. Mrs. Ermina L. MacMurtry.
147. Mrs. Deborah C. Colvin.
148. Mrs. Mary N. Gibson.
149. Georgiana Maynard.
150. Mrs. Marcia A. E. Johnson.
151. Mrs. Albert M. Smith.
152. Mrs. P. J. Whitney.
153. Mrs. Ada Amsden.
154. Ray R. Allen.
155. Nellie J. Adams.
156. Mrs. Mirmie B. Maxham, Walling-
ford.
157. Mrs. Carrie Reed.
158. Mrs. Ehzabeth B. Sabin.
159. John W. Bennett, 88 Summer St.
160. Alva P. Smith, Moscow.
161. Mrs. Mary C. Colby, Sharon, R. 1.
1931] Congregational and Christian Church Clerks
309
VERMONT (Continued)
162. Mrs. Fannie G. Felton, Brandon,
R. 5.
163. Llewellyn R. Jones.
164. Harley C. Sanborn, East Thetford.
165. Mrs. William H. Rogers.
166. Julina E. Mann.
167. Helen King.
168. Mrs. Isabel L. Claflin.
169. Mrs. W. A. Beebe.
170. E. W. Graves.
171. Mrs. Nellie H. Tuller.
172. Earle A. Jones.
173. Jason J. Nye.
174. Mrs. Lena Goodspeed.
175. Mrs. Roy W. Demeritt.
176. Mrs. Ida C. Pike.
177. Mrs. W. P. amilie, Morrisville.
178. Mrs. David F. Hoisington.
179. Mrs. W. H. Haskell.
180. S. E. Clark.
181. Charles R. Prentiss, Brattleboro, 176
Western Ave.
182. Mrs. Alvin Woodard.
183. Mrs. William M. Harris.
184. Marion M. Munn.
185. Homer B. Hitchcock.
186. Mrs. Edgar T. Grow.
187. Mrs. A. A. Webster.
188. Erwin C. Newton.
189. Lester A. Williams, Westminster Sta.
190. Mrs. Frances M. Chapman.
191. Rawson H. Calkins, Barton, R. 1.
192. Mrs. Mary G. Tyler.
193. Dr. Carson A. Smith, Strafford.
194. Robert C. Morris.
195. Mrs. Harriet S. Ross.
196. Mrs. C. W. Dunbar.
197. Charles S. James.
198. Mrs. Addie Wooster.
199. Mrs. Mary G. Armstrong.
200. Mrs. Bertha M. Wiggin, Graniteville,
R. 1.
201. Sylvia A. Warren.
202. Charles H. Parmelee.
203. Paul P. Jones.
204. Walter W. Blanchard.
205. W. Wendall Maccarty.
WASHINGTON
1. F. A. J. Gallwas.
3. Mrs. W. T. Stuart.
4. Mrs. Mary Hall.
5. John R. Viley.
6. O. W. Schroeder.
9. Matilda Cook.
10. A. E. Bowers.
11. Mrs. E. L. Bamett, Sandpoint,
R R 1
12. Mildred D. Downing, 1308 18th St.
13. Everett Wallace.
14. Mrs. Clair Davis.
15. Mrs. Morris Johnston, R. F. D.
17. George L. Richardson.
19. Mrs. M. L. Kight, R. F. D.
20. Mrs. Gretchen Ellofson, 411 W. Sixth
St.
22. Mrs. H. Nelson.
23. Mrs. C. P. Richards.
25. Mary Brannon, 3401 Com.
26. Mrs. Earl Cahail, R. D. 1.
27. F. W. White, R. 2. W.
28. Mrs. Edna Verd, 115 Division St.
30. Edw. R. Koch.
31. Mrs. Mabel Korthauer, 2618 F St.
34. Mrs. Harriet Owen.
35. Mrs. Rae Wright, Blaine, R. F. D. 1.
36. Mrs. Luther Perkins.
38. Peter Hill, Battle Ground.
40. Lucy Bagwell.
41. Mrs. George F. Hannigan.
42. Mrs. L. M. Patterson.
43. Mary E. Barton.
44. J. A. De Foe.
45. Mrs. George Hone.
46. L. F. Jackson.
47. H. O. Thompson, S. 612 Lake.
48. Peter K. Schmick.
49. Mrs. Mabel Kruckman.
50. Evelyn Maxon.
51. Frank A. Purchase.
52. Mrs. Celeste Edwards.
53. L. D. Boyd.
57. Mrs. Jack Enoch.
58. John E. Weitz.
59. W. G. Baker, 930 Colby Ave.
60. E. Naslund, 1603 Grand.
62. Mrs. Ralph W. Pinkerton.
63. George W. Groffman.
66. N. A. Bergquist, 2628 Queets Ave.
67. Matt Mattila, Redmond, R. 1.
68. Mrs. Fred Trumbull.
69. Mrs. C. E. Gore.
70. Sam Moilanen, Longview, R. 1,
Box 21.
71. Mrs. H. E. Huntington, 13 2d Ave.
72. H. B. Kean.
73. Rev. W. Aumann.
74. Mrs. Madge Barton.
75. Mrs. Anna E. McLennan.
77. Mrs. Nellie Hyatt.
78. Mrs. Maria K. Johnson, Rochester,
R. F. D. 2, Box 85.
80. Mrs. W. S. Reeves, R. D. 1.
81. Mrs. John Agar, Jr.
82. Mrs. L. J. Kreig, Port Stanley.
83. Mrs. Louise O'Kon.
86. Rev. I. S. Mershon.
87. Mrs. Lillian Nihoul.
88. Gertrude Bartlett.
89. Karl Lentz, Marlin, R. 1.
92. Mrs. R. A. Bailey.
95..\Miss Edna Ruse, 518 E. Spruce Ave.
97. Mrs. C. H. Currie.
98. Joseph Keiski.
99. Mrs. Edna Payne.
100. Irene Weeks.
102. Dan Frieske.
104. Ruth Townsend, Old State House.
105. Fred Roloff, R. D. 3, Box 388A.
106. Nathan Schweer.
107. Carolyn Churchman, 216 N. 2d.
108. Mrs. J. C. Nutting.
110. Joseph Weaver.
112. Harry Maxfleld.
113. Conrad Weber.
114. D. O. Roloff.
115. Mrs. Charles F. Rood.
116. Jacob P. Weizol, R. 1, Box 40.
117. Jacob Thaut.
118. Henry VeUrs.
120. Mrs. John McCallum, Gig Harbor,
R. D. 1.
121. Mrs. Anna Ledford, R. D. 1.
122. John Willging, Sr.
123. Mrs. Charles H. Boatright.
124. E. L. Gutberlet, 3416 61st Ave., S. W.
125. L. L. Erickson, 2915 14th Ave., S.
126. Fred W. Dudley, 4220 AngeUne St.
127. E. A. Williamson, 3409 40th Ave.,
S. W.
128. Roy J. Williams, 9810 47th Ave.,
S. W.
130. J. J. Lehman, 113 32d N.
131. Mrs. John Ohrner, 6058 5th, N. E.
132. Wm. Shuji Terazawa, 3300 19th
Ave., S.
133. Mrs. Winnie Carver, 2324 N. 50th St.
134. Mrs. Margaret Digelmeier, 5812 16th
Ave., S.
135. Fred Healy, 3813 19th Ave., S. W.
137. Mrs. Lois Belle Miller, 6622 Beacon
Ave.
138. SterUng B. Hill, 602 18th Ave., N.
310 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
WASHINGTON (Continued)
139. Mrs. Erva D. Patten, 508 E. Roy St.
140. W. H. Oliver, 1154 20th Ave., N.
141. Mrs. H..R. Charlton, 108 Galer St.
142. Max O. Hip Koe, 4558 Thackary PI.
144. George Everett. 1927 45th S. W.
145. H. W. Carr, 3627 Ashworth.
146. Lee W. Whitcomb.
147. Emil Wolff, R. R. 2.
148. Mrs. H. R. Elsdon, E. 1611 Queen Av.
149. Harry Bauer, E. 3214 30th Ave.
150. Mrs. J. I. Wherry, E. 2804 15th Ave.
152. Harry T. Davenport, W. 1208 9th Av.
153. George W. Miller.
154. Ada Graham.
155. Julia Krause.
159. Mrs. Nellie C. Wight.
160. C. D. Savery, 4411 N. 38th.
161. Mrs. W. S. Burroughs, 3806 N. 24th.
162. Lynn A. Longheed, 3707 Pacific Ave.
163. John Hetze, 2117 S. Ainsworth.
164. E. L. Perry.
165. Mrs. I. W. Warrell, 209 S. Chestnut
St.
166. Mrs. P. W. Dodson.
168. Mrs. Eva McLaughlin.
169. Mrs. H. M. Gates, 3310 V St.
170. Mrs. E. D. Nichols, Gig Harbor, Star
Route.
171. Mrs. Elmer Meltvedt.
173. Jacob L. Schaefer, R. D. 3.
174. Mrs. Mary Lois De Long.
175. J. J. Laib, Roxboro. P. O. Box 12.
176. Alexander Litzenberger.
177. Mrs. Grace Carpenter.
180. Carl Laakso, Box 1096.
181. Mrs. Margaret Gideon.
182. Mrs. Ethel Crow.
183. Mrs. Fred L. Johnson, R. D. 7.
184. Mrs. Alice M. Melvin.
185. Mrs. Harry Healey.
WISCONSIN
1. Mrs. Lulu Rowland, Box 152.
2. Mrs. Jennie Gates.
3. Alma Birdine Rockney.
4. A. M. Weise, 418 Fifth Ave.
5. Mrs. W. J. Nachtwey, Bruce,
R. F. D. 1.
6. Agnes Van Ryzin, 815 Memorial Dr.
7. Newton Bobb, 1008 2d Ave., W.
8. Mrs. Edw. Martindale, 832 Eighth
Ave.
9. J. W. Pryor.
10. John Pitt Deane, 823 Church St.
11. Edith G. Kull, Beloit College.
12. Helen De Bois, 1162 Hinsdale Ave.
13. Esther Biggert, 515 Union St.
15. Mrs. Ellen Lyons.
16. Inez M. Seston, Mazomanie,
R. F. D. 1.
17. Willis E. Kitch.
18. Mrs. Louise Tornowske.
19. Alma Dickerson.
20. W. F. Whiting, R. F. D. 3.
21. Mrs. May L. Kleckner.
23. Mrs. O. G. Fiker.
24. E. H. Foltz, 485 Kane St.
25. Mrs. Gertrude Whiteford, Box 56.
27. Mrs. S. O. Nelson.
28. Mrs. Louis Kleman, Marion,
29. Albert' Abrahamsen. 92 7th St.
31. J. I. Merriam, 747 Prairie St.
32. Mrs. Minnie Green.
33. Wallace C. Dalton.
34. Mrs. P. S. Thurber.
35. Mrs. Ethel A. Bowers, 124 S. 3d St.
36. Mrs. Robertine Bilkey, 320 Clarence
St.
89.
90.
91.
92,
93,
94,
95,
96
97,
98,
99,
100,
101,
102,
103
104
105
106
107,
Edw. Lewis, Oconomowoc, R. F. D.
Miss Evalyn Goodrich.
Harvey Nash.
Mrs. George Holt.
Mrs. Addie B. Schwartz.
Mrs. Sarah M. Hibbard, 525 Summit
Ave.
WilUam H. Ralph, R. F. D. 5.
Mrs. E. C. Hopkins, 5 N. Catlin St.
Mrs. A. C. Sherlock.
Mrs. John Sandner.
Mrs. Edna Bartz, Fond du Lac,
R. F. D. 3.
Morris S. Steele, 12 N. Church St.
E. A. Greene, R. F. D. 5.
Mrs. Paul Carr.
Mrs. Alverteen Carley.
Mrs. Paul Robeson, Avalon,
R. F. D. 1.
H. G. Churchill.
H. A. Blakeley, 313 S. 2d St.
Mrs. Herman Swiggum.
Mrs. Thomas Patterson.
Charles Hotaling, 281 E. Merrill Av.
Mrs. Lucille Smith, 430 E. Mil-
waukee Ave.
Mrs. Euphemia Randall.
Katherine McGowan.
Mrs. Thomas S. Biggar, Edgarton,
R. F. D. 5.
Mrs. Birdie Freeborn, Navarino,
Box 61.
Mrs. Emma Stuckey.
Letitia Mason, Genesee Depot.
Mrs. Lawrence Bauman.
Oscar Blomgren, Glenwood City,
R. F. D. 3.
Ulva Hoskins.
Philip B. Desnoyers.
Jessie Russell.
Mrs. Agness Tubman.
Mrs. Arthur R. Albert.
David Monroe, R. F. D. 3.
Mildred Wienefeld, 297 W. Sumner
St.
Willard Parry, Nashotah, R. F. D.
Mrs. J. C. Davis.
Mrs. Blanche Bauman.
John McCutchin, Arena, R. F. D. 1.
Mrs. Fred Johnson.
Mrs. A. O. Hough, 55 S. East St.
Ray H. Nagel. 600 Crooks Ave.
T. Robert Fowler, Box 7.
L. F. Rahr, 1725 60th St.
Walter Kacerovsky, 313 Center St.
Mrs. Geo. J. Brown, Cornell,
R. F. D. 2.
Mrs. Fred Sutherland, Viola.
Vernon W. Kelly, River Falls,
TJ p T-J O
L. G. Baldwin, 123 S. 8th St.
Effie F. Putney, 608 E. Lake Ave.
Ruth Dickinson, Lake Shore Drive.
Mrs. Grace H. Crump, 107 Madison
St.
Mrs. G. J. Challoner.
Mrs. Sadie F. Alt, 409 S. Monroe St.
Nora Nelson, Navarino, R. F. D. 1.
Ernest Knight, Sparta, R. F. D. 6.
Lew Hamilton, Readstown.
Mrs. William Koch, R. F. D.
Mrs. A. Elba Neff, Withee, R. F. D.
1, Box 79.
Mrs. R. E. Lawler.
W. E. Tottingham, 2206 W. Lawn Av.
Conrad Gunderson, 1254 E. Wash-
ington Ave.
Lillian Marks, 2306 Center Ave.
Mrs. James Green.
Mrs. Mabel D. Kirch.
Mrs. O. H. Sossaman.
Mrs. C. W. Lockhart.
Blanche Calder, Neenah, 420 6th St.
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311
WISCONSIN (Continued)
108. Mrs. Arthur Coutrell, 519 12th Ave.,
West.
109. Elmer Anderson, 1808 W. First St.
110. Anna J. Plumb.
111. E. P. Farrill, Wauwatosa, 7024
Cedar St.
112. Emma Radke, 2717 E. Hampshire St.
113. E. J. Wolf, 2336 N. 47th St.
114. John H. Ralph.
115. Mrs. William Hardy.
116. Mrs. Lorin D. Stark.
117. M. C. Amundsen, Box 56.
118. Minnie Wepfer. 272 S. Hewett St.
119. Floyd Losey.
121. Mrs. F. J. Pfeifer.
122. A. O. Johnson.
123. Mrs. W. B. Gowell.
124. David Kuxhausen, Milwaukee, 5183
N. 31st St.
125. Jennie Jacobs, 312 Silver Lake St.
126. Mrs. Paul Hursh, Webster,
R F 13 3
127. Julia Brooks, 726 Main St.
128. Mrs. Ora V. Hicks, 38 Cherry St.
130. Mrs. L. M. Williams.
131. Mrs. Anna Young.
132. Florence C. Peterson, Box 227.
133. Mrs. William R. Ashton, Eagle
River.
134. Mrs. P. W. Petersen, Box 45.
135. Ernest Dawes, R. F. D. 2.
136. Mrs. Peter Johns, 17 N. Bonson St.
137. Mrs. Neil Craven, R. F. D.
138. Mrs. Ernest Stanton, R. F. D. 6.
139. Mrs. R. W. Robertson, 621 Reed St.
140. Herman Bruening.
141. Paul Marquardt, 823 Chestnut St.
142. E. A. Berge.
143. Mrs. Courtney Reed.
144. Mrs. Jack Aadalen.
145. Julius Elbe, R. F. D. 3, Box 85.
146. Douglas Taft, 709 La Fayette St.
147. R. O. Williams, 1206 Grand Ave.
148. Mrs. L. W. Smith.
149. Mrs. W. G. Shumway, Caledonia,
R. F. D. 1, Box 22.
150. Mrs. Joseph Taylor.
151. Arthur Bobb, R. F. D. 1.
152. Mrs. W. J. Neitzke, 812 S. Oneida
Ave.
153. Mrs. James CufE.
154. Samuel M. Pedrick, 523 Watson St.
155. Mrs. R. U. Cairns.
156. J. W. Budderman.
157. Mrs. Mary R. Beaumont.
158. Charles L. Hill.
159. Lettie B. Ritchie.
160. Henry G. Krause, Jr., R. F. D. 3.
161. Mrs. Clara Arens, 7th and Ontario
Ave.
162. August Kettler, 1633 N. 20th St.
163. F. H. Colbum.
164. Arthur C. Clark, Clinton, R. F. D. 4.
166. Mrs. H. D. Ward.
167. Edward M. Longmore.
168. Paul E. Sprunger, 734 Park Ave.
169. F. J. Hughes, N. Water St.
170. Mrs. Conrad Carlsen, R. F. D.
171. Mrs. William Elliot, Hayward,
R. F. D. 4.
172. Mrs. B. F. Davies, R. F. D. 4.
173. Mrs. Donald Lowater.
174. Leon Marshall.
177. Mrs. Horace E. Stedman, Lock
Box 272.
178. Jennie R. Ritchie.
179. Mrs. Mary Daoust, 1523 Iowa Ave.
180. W. S. Wingate, 1524 Ogden Ave.
181. Andrew Peterson, R. F. D. 2.
182. Mrs. Fred Williams.
183. Nina Dano, 1423 McLean Ave.
184. Esther Meunier.
185. Edwin Johnson, Lock Box 311.
186. Mrs. Frank Zellemer, R. F. D.
187. Mrs. Lucy Pilley.
188. C. M. Stolle.
189. Mrs. Carrie Champion, Eau Claire,
534 Grand Ave., W.
190. Charles Randolph, 1416 21st St.
191. H. E. Moe.
192. L. C. Bouman.
193. Mrs. Rolland Murgatroyd.
194. Mrs. Claron Clift.
195. Mrs. Ella Brown, 309 E. Decker.
196. Howard Cooper.
197. Emma Jacobson.
198. Mrs. H. A. Baldwin.
199. N. T. Yeomans, 408 N. Washington
St.
200. Mrs. Winifred H. Skewes, 703
Lincoln Ave.
201. H. M. Blow.
202. Mrs. Grace W. Spalding, 8216
Milwaukee Ave.
203. Frances Haskins, 413 Lande St.
204. Mrs. Ida E. Tilson.
205. Mrs. Clara Greenwood.
206. H. C. Humphrey, 95 Center St.
207. Mrs. Walter Jewell.
208. Mrs. Charles D. Bewick.
209. Mrs. M. G. Smart, 1031 Elm St.
210. Peter Johnson, R. F. D. 4.
211. Mrs. E. E. Fowler.
WYOMING
1. L. D. Tanner.
2. C. H. Pinney.
3. Merrill F. Hart, 1211 W. 31st St.
4. Mrs. Ethel L. Wilson.
5. Mrs. S. F. Garnand, Hawkeye Apt.
6. Mrs. Walter Wain.
7. Wiley F. Shaver.
8. Flora Thomas.
9. Mrs. Alice C. Pogue.
10. O. P. Harnagel.
11. Mrs. J. Bloom.
12. Mrs. Inez Benshoff, Van Tassel.
13. Mrs. E. B. Hitchcock, Park Hotel.
14. Mrs. J. F. Mills, 420 Sumner.
15. Mrs. Dean Dunlap.
16. Mrs. H. E. Lerbe.
17. Mrs. C. E. Artist, 835 Tenth St.
ADDITIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
2.x Virgil Martin.
5.xHattie Hobbs.
e.xEffie Gullet.
7.xLorna Littleton, Waltz.
S.xLucy Robinson.
lO.xEmma Clarke.
ll.xWillis Truin.
IS.xChasbie Sullivan.
le.xArnold Ruston.
18.xViola Stafford, Tannery.
20.xN. T. Davis.
21.xJohn G. Cooper, Plummers Landing.
22.xEdward Perry.
23..\Lottie Haney.
25.xEdna Williams.
26.xMrs. Mary Barker.
27.xMonie Colburn.
32.xGobel James.
36.xUla Workman.
37.xClaude E. Dunn, R. 2.
38.xMrs. Judson Ellis, Meta, R. 1.
39.xT. A. Morrow, Hancock, R. 1.
41.xAddie G. Craig.
42.xMrs. Margaret Johnson, R. 1.
43.xArthur Jones.
44.x J. M. Hensley.
45. xJ. A. Tucker, Keytesville.
46.xChester Prater.
47. xF. A. Woody.
312 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
ADDITIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
(Continued)
49.xMrs. Lottie Elliott.
SO.xMrs. Nellie B. Hughes, R. 2.
51. xJ. F. Hamilton, St. Elizabeth.
52.xMrs. W. A. Burd.
53.xMrs. R. T. Vandeventer, R. 1.
54.xP. V. Vanderford.
55.xMrs. Ella Hofstetter, R. 2.
56.xLee Smith, Johnson City, 110 Endi-
cott Ave.
57.xMrs. Ethelyn Knowles, R. 3.
58.xMrs. George Smith.
59.xW. S. Silsby, R. 3.
eO.xAllen F. Speer, North Greece.
ei.xMrs. Estella Drake, Naples.
62.xMrs. M. Myers.
63.xMrs. Marie V. Drayer.
64.xMrs. E. A. Rutherford.
65.xMrs. Samuel Radley.
66.xLillian I. Plue, Basom.
67.xMrs. Ernest Coon.
68..\William Perkins, Mt. Sterling.
69.xMrs. George Smalley, Mt. Sterling.
TO.xDora Parrish.
71.xHiram Doud, Lawrenceville.
72.xMrs. Dora West.
73.xFlorilla Emme, Smithfield, R.
74.xMrs. Mildred Bortree.
75.xMrs. May Hornbaker, R. 1.
76.xMrs. Bertha Newton, Monroeton,
R. 1.
77.xLouis Morrison.
78.xMrs. Clifton Allen.
Sl.xFlorence Teter.
82.xG. K. Bonner.
83.xMrs. Dessie Sponangle.
84.xNora Wiseman.
86.xMrs. Sarah J. Scott.
88.x01ive McCormick.
89.xVirginia Ault.
90.xO. L. Burr.
91.xO. R. Dyer.
92.xMrs. Myrtle Remington.
93.xGeorge Roach.
94.xScott Burns.
95.xMrs. Ruth Harris. R.
97.xOscar E. Brigham.
AFRO CHRISTIAN CONVENTION
2.xJames Fields, Pemmington Ave.
3..\Rev. James E. Claiborne, 1713
Barnes St.
4.xGeorge G. Cabule, 830 Morris Ave.
S.xEvangeline Darden, 149 Bayview Av.
7.xMrs. Elizabeth Austin, 227 S. 7th
Ave.
S.xFloyd Burton, 84 Fairview Ave.
g.xMrs. Jennie G. Brodie, 16 W. 129th
St.
lO.xMrs. Rachel George, 260 Henry St.
ll.xOscar Seift, 5 W. 131st St.
12.xJames Thompson, 120 W. 135th St.
13.xWilliam T. Hooper, Box 77.
14.xAllen Moore.
15.xMrs. M. E. Lowe.
le.xElnora McKenie.
17.xJ. E. Wilson, R. 3, Box 172.
18..xCarrie Merritt.
19.xLeander C. Hudson.
20.xJames T. Cotton, R. 1, Box 21.
21.xW. A. Walden, R. 1.
22.xRev. Oscar A. Hazell.
23.xBomer Alston.
24.xRay Evans.
26.xW. J. Harrington.
27.xEmert McCoy.
28.xElizabeth Wilhams.
29.xE. D. Wilhams.
SO.xDaniel Green, R. 1.
31.xPercy M. Pease.
32.xMalinda Moore.
33.xJohn S. Curtis.
34.xMrs. Pearl Highsmith, Wendell, R. 1,
Box 90A.
35.xJacob Lee.
36. xJ. H. Jessup, Star Route.
37.xJohn Moseley, Whortonsville.
38.x J. R. Cooke.
39 .xW. Williams.
40.xW. F. Clement.
41.xEva Miller.
42.xKate Fuller.
43.XW. J. Hazel.
44. xL. J. Benjamin.
45.xSidney Burden, Burlington, R. 5.
46.XW. M. Griffith.
47.xHubert Wood.
48.xJohn Alston.
49.xRoberta Alston.
50.xC. D. Williams.
Sl.xSeth T. Shaw, R. 3, Box 47.
53.xLouis Smith.
54.xCharles J. White, R. 1, Box 27.
55.xMrs. lola Forbush, R. 1, Box 96.
56.xJ. F. Squires.
57.xMrs. Julia B. Ward.
58.xHarry W. Hicks.
59.xJerry Williams.
60.xPresley Hornell, Jr., Norlina, R. 1,
Box 114.
ei.xVerla Hogan.
62.xA. D. Bullock, R. 1.
63.xCharles Durham.
64.xMrs. R. Stonce, 305 N. 11th St.
65.xW. H. Barbee.
66.xMargaret Graham.
67.xC. A. McCabe.
68.xH. D. Green.
69.x011ie Cole.
70.xSam Delacy.
71.xDarius Mann, Oriental, R. 1, Box 99.
72.xGertrude Lutterloh.
73.xRev. J. J. Faulk, Portsmouth, Va.,
543 Wilcox Ave.
74.xMrs. Grizzell Hobbs, 908 E. Davis St.
75.xJohn Yaney, R. 7.
76.xW. E. Belle, 810 West St.
77.x Artie Montgomery.
78.xO. V. Alston.
79.xM. S. Hayes, R. 1.
80.xN. R. Richardson, R. 6.
81. xR. Carroll.
83.xAliance Alsters, R. 5.
85..xWilliam Compton, R. 3, Box 34.
86.xAmos Ambrow.
87.xA. F. Pellum.
88.xAnnie Bell Green, Leland, R. 2,
Box 275.
89.xA. D. Aves.
90.xCharles Hazell.
93.xMary Mayo.
94. xJ. W. Woodard.
95xF. C. Watson.
96.xE. B. Phillips.
97.xC. W. Richardson, R. 1.
98.xThomas Tamer.
99.xG. Mangrem.
lOl.xRobert P. Richardson, Box 523.
102.xBertha Venable.
103.xO. Jones.
104.xW. H. Henderson, R. 7.
105.XA. Watkins, R. 7.
lOe.xMillie Anderson.
109.XJ. H. Sumner, R. 3.
llO.xEmma J. Johnson, 800 Gay St.
112.xMartha Cross.
llS.xJ. H. Holland, R. 1.
114..XA. C. Faulks.
115.xMrs. Annie E. Douglas.
lie.xJohn King, Myrtle.
117.xB. C. Banks, 3005 Roanoke Ave.
118.xLula Singleton, 1046 29th St.
119.xWJmara Wilson, 1125 36th St.
1931] Congregational and Christian Church Clerks
313
AFRO CHRISTIAN CONVENTION
(Continued)
120.xT. Taylor, Taylor's Ave.
121.xJames Gilmore, 1318 29th St.
122.xW. Raney.
123.xSolomon Skinner, Cor. Reservoir &
Carey Sts.
124.xMrs. Sallie Fitchett.
125.xPreston Taison, 833 Free Market St.
126.XA. Rase.
127.xL. A. Hamlin, R. 1.
128.xOtis Parker, R. 1, Box 10.
129.xEva M. Wheeler, R. 1, Box 34.
ISO.xFannie C. Savage.
ISl.xMrs. Annie L. Scott, 441 E. Wash-
ington St.
132.xWalter White, R. 3, Box 84.
133.xMrs. MoUie F. Skeeter, Box 341.
134.xMrs. Viola Watson, R. 2, Box 44.
135.xUla B. WilUams, R. 1, Box 78.
136.xMay Broko, R. 1.
137.xDoc Cherry, Box 82.
138.xS. P. Washington.
142.xLaura Johnson, 605 Honey St.
314 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN
CHURCH ASSISTANTS
\
The following is a list of unordained men and women serving churches under a
variety of titles, and in varied fields. Some are directors of religious education, some
church secretaries, some parish visitors, some have a combination of two or more
functions.
A Congregational League of Church Assistants was organized in October, 1915.
Membership in the League is confined to women. This League endeavors to be of
service to those who are seeking training and to bring together churches and workers.
The following is a list of paid church assistants reported Jan. 1, 1932, irrespective of
their membership in the League.
Aki, Mrs. K. H., Japanese Church, 801 E.
St., Fresno, Calif.
Alaimo, Angelina, Italian Mission, 32 Wad-
hams St., Torrington, Conn.
Alexander, Mrs. Monica F., First Church,
2501 Harrison St., Oakland, Cal.
Allen, Mrs. Hazel Mae, E. Cleveland, Ohio.
AUston, Miss M., Bethlehem Center Ch.,
1853 S. Loomis St., Chicago, 111.
Allyn, Miss Abbie M., 1303 N. Sierra Bonita
Ave., Hollywood, Cal.
Anderson, Stanley E., Eliot Ch., 2681
Washington St., Roxbury, Mass.
Andrews, Mrs. Florence, Pitcher, N. Y.
Archer, Charles M., Second Ch., Virginia
Court, Greenwich, Conn.
Archibald, Belle, Park St. Church, Boston,
Mass.
Armentrout, Miss Ruby, Riverdale Ch.,
2727 N. Main St., Dayton, Ohio.
Ashley, Mrs. W. C, First Ch., 6th & Daniel,
Champaign, 111.
Allen, Mrs. F. C, Plymouth Ch., 6th &
University, Seattle, Wash.
Austin, Miss Angia L., Union Ch., 39
Myrtle Ave., Montclair, N. J.
Bailey, Mrs. Etta M., Storrs, Conn.
Bainter, Mrs. Louis A., First Ch., 320 S.
Gore Ave., Webster Groves, Mo.
Baker, Miss Ella, Bethany Mission, San
Francisco, Calif.
Ballantine, Mary, 10 Plymouth Court, Mil-
ford Conn.
Ballou, Mrs. William, OHvet Ch., 35
Higgins Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
Barber, Julia M., First Ch., E. Chicago &
Center St., Elgin, 111.
Barrett, Elna, Second Ch. Dorchester, Mass.
Barrett, Rev. Q. K. Eliot Ch., Newton,
Sturtevant Hall, Newton Centre, Mass.
Barstow, Miss Mattie R., Park St. Church,
Boston, Mass.
Bart, Carl, Central Ch., Lynn, Andover
Hall, Cambridge, Mass.
Bartle, Miss Helen L., Claremont Ch., 419
Yale Ave., Claremont, Cal.
Bartlett, Beryl I., Central Ch., I Frank-
lin Ave., Chelsea, Mass.
Bartlett, Miss Stella T., Pilgrim Ch., 157
W. Pasadena St., Pomona, Cal.
Bartman, Miss Lois, Westchester (Ridge-
view) Ch., 15 Myrtle St., White Plains,
N. Y.
Bass, Mrs. Ethel F., 678 Savin Ave., West
Haven, Conn.
Bassett, Mrs. Emily L., Ocean Ave. Ch.,
948 E. 8th St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bates, Miss Flora, 1st Ch., 638 N. Ken-
wood St., Glendale, Calif.
Baxter, Miss Janet H., Flatbush Ch., 309
E. 12th St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bayer, Miss Dorothy H., Pilgrim Ch., 7734
Maryland, St. Louis, Mo.
Baylous, George B., Franklin St. Ch., 427
Hanover St., Manchester, N. H.
Beach, Mrs. N. A., Ivanhoe Pk. Ch., 4440
Wornall Rd., Kansas City, Mo.
Beck, Elizabeth, Payson Park Ch., Bel-
mont, Mass.
Beck, Mrs. F. W., Plymouth Ch., 60 N.
Park Ave., Fond du Lac, Wis.
Beckman, Mrs. M. R., Central Ch., Dor-
chester, 17 Yarmouth, Boston, Mass.
Beebe, Rev. George C, Stoneham Ch., 9
Willow, Boston, Mass.
Beebe, Juanita, Second Ch., Greenwich,
Conn.
Beecroft, Robt. E., Grand Ave. Ch., 414
S. Taylor Ave., Chicago, 111.
Beil, Marion, 1st Union Ch., 136 S. 12th St.,
Quincy, 111.
Bell, Melvis Jean, Ch. of the Good Shep-
herd, 5945 Michigan Ave., S., Chicago, 111.
Bellmer, Miss Imogene W., First Ch., 19
Fifth Ave., Stamford, Conn.
Benjamin, Miss Irene, Plymouth Ch., 217
W. Allegan St., Lansing, Mich.
Bennett, Fred D., Union Ch., 485 Columbus
Ave., Boston, Mass.
Bentley, Miss Madaline W., First Ch., 16
Russell St., New Britain, Conn.
Berghout, Miss Nell M., First Ch., 1646
Hobart St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Bibiloni, Juan, Yabucoa, Porto Rico.
Bickel, Grace N., Pilgrim Ch., 400 Lake St.,
Oak Park 111.
Bicknell, Gladys L., Euclid Ave. Ch., 3294
Bershire Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
Biederstedt, Mrs. F. H., Good Will Ch.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Bissey, Mrs. Charles, Crawford Ch., 5742
Kenwood Ave., Chicago, 111.
Bissey, Chas. J., Community Ch., Villa
Park, 111.
Black, Charles L., 520 W. 122nd St., New
York, N. Y.
Blair, Russell, First Ch., 845 S. Hope St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Blakeman, Mrs. Frank E., Stratford Ch.,
Oronoque, Conn.
Blosser, Miss Luella G., Central Falls Ch.,
15 Park St., Pawtucket, R. I.
Blume, Dorothy, 48 Monument Ave.,
Charlestown, Mass.
Bock, Mrs. Anna L., Seminary Ave. Fed.
Ch., 1118 Lill Ave., Chicago, 111.
Bolme, Mrs. Hazel B., Plymouth Ch., 6th
& University, Seattle, Wash.
Boston, Mrs. Lena, Box 29, Lake Charles,
Louisiana.
Bouma, Mrs. Margery, Cong'l Ch., Grinnell,
Iowa.
Bower, Porter, Fairfield, Conn.
Bowman, Ward S., Plymouth Ch., 6th &
University, Seattle, Wash.
Bradburn, W. F., First Ch., 317 N. Durkee
St., Appleton, Wis.
1931] Congregational and Christian Church Assistants
315
Bradley, Miss Mary L., First Church, 311
Temple St., New Haven, Conn.
Bray, Miss Stella, Comer Bldg., Birming-
ham, Ala.
Brenan, Dorothy, New First Ch., 1613
Washington Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Brenan, Mrs. Melville T., Wellington Ave.
Ch., 2426 N. Lowell Ave., Chicago, 111.
Bridgman, Ruth J., Harvard Ch., Brook-
line, Mass.
Bridwell, Wendell, People's Tabernacle,
1120 20th St., Denver, Colo.
Briggs, Harriet A., Pilgrim Ch., 50 Mag-
nolia, Dorchester, Mass.
Brigham, Miss Kathryn, First Ch., 30
Abbott, Nashua, N. H.
Brinkley, Mrs. R. J., First Ch., Cedar St.,
Suflfolk, Va.
Brockway, Mrs. Leon C, First Ch., 406 N.
Raymond. Pasadena, Cal.
Bronson, Mrs. Helene, North Ch., 30 Blaine
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Brooks, Mrs. Nellie F., First Ch., Waterloo,
Iowa.
Brooksbank, Arthur R., New First Ch.,
1613 Washington Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Browder, J. T., 2nd Ch., Andover Hall,
Cambridge, Mass.
Brown, Miss Helen E., 1st Ch., 270 Farm-
ington Ave., Hartford, Conn.
Brown, Mrs. W. H., Center Ch., 40 Barber
St., Torrington, Conn.
Bryant, Miss Florence G., Second Ch., 510
Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, Conn.
Bucher, Vincent W., First Ch., Theological
Quadrangle, Oberlin, Ohio.
Burdick, Miss Hazel, Rochester, Minn.
Burleigh, Miss Hazel, 132 N. Johnson Ave.,
Pontiac, Mich.
Burnap, Miss Mary M., 1275 Franklin St.,
Denver, Colo.
Bumham, Charlotte M. (Miss), First Ch.,
206 Farmington Ave., Hartford, Conn.
Burton, Roger T., Plymouth Ch., 1512 Elm
St., Utica, N. Y.
Butler, Mrs. Winifred K., Flatbush Ch., 451
E. 18th St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cameron, Ruth, Rollstone Ch., Holt St.,
Fitchburg, Mass.
Camp, Miss Ruth E., First Ch., 31 Randolph
Ave., Waterbury, Conn.
Canter, Miss Ruth, First Cong'l Ch., St.
Joseph, Mich.
Carlson, Mr. Lee, Austin Ch., 5757 Uni-
versity Ave.. Chicago, 111.
Cassill, Lulu, First Ch., Argo, 111.
Cathcart, Miss Edna, First Ch., 2345 Chan-
ning Way, Berkeley, Calif.
Chalmers, Miss Miriam, Oneonta Ch., 1919
Fletcher Ave., S. Pasadena, Cal.
Chambers, R. Fred, Plymouth Ch., 1293
Chapel St., New Haven, Conn.
Chandler, Grace I., First Ch., 5 Cedar St.,
Charlestown, Mass.
Chapin, Miss Annie M., 1st Ch., 109 W.
Foster St., Melrose, Mass.
Chapman, John, Broadway Tabernacle, 600
W. 122nd St., New York, N. Y.
Chilson, Esther, Central Ch., Lakeville PI.,
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Chiminelli, Mrs. Lucy, Italian Ch., Box
664, Hartford, Conn.
Chlumska, Miss Vlasta, Bethelhem Ch.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Chute, Miss Isabelle M., Central Ch., 198
Walnut, Newtonville, Mass.
Clark, Miss Fannie E., Windsor Ave. Ch.,
117 Vine St., Hartford, Conn.
Clark, Mrs. George, West Ch., 182 Henry
St., Akron, Ohio.
Clark, J. Albert, Mr. & Mrs., Green St. Ch.,
5602 S. Union Ave., Chicago, 111.
Clark, Miss Marion R., Park St. Ch.,
Boston, Mass.
Clark, Mrs. Ruby, Plymouth Ch., 2223
Clark Ave., Dallas, Texas.
Cleveland, J. C, Community Ch., Man-
Cobb, Mrs. Sanford E., First Ch., 845 S.
Hope St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Cochrane, Mrs. R. L., 1st Ch., 409 N. E.
2nd St., Little Falls, Minn.
Collins, Miss Adah A., New First Ch., 1613
Washington Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Collins, Helen, Bird Mem'l Ch., 9135 Bran-
don Ave., Chicago, 111.
Conant, Paul, 1st Ch., Post & Mason Sts.,
San Francisco, Calif.
Cook, Miss Agnes L., Central Ch.. 64 Jeffer-
son Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cook, Alice E., Edwards Ch., 32 Bedford
Terrace, Northampton, Mass.
Cook, Lois Lucille, First Ch., (Wilmette),
2000 Sheridan Rd., Evanston, 111.
Cooley, Mrs. I. M., Redeemer Ch., 1870
Yale Station, New Haven, Conn.
Coon, Gertrude E., Plymouth Ch., 12228
Clifton Blvd., Lakewood, Ohio.
Cor diner, Mrs. Robert P., Plymouth Ch.,
2228 N. Anthony Blvd., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Cornish, Annie V., Phillips Ch., 19 Old
Harbor, South Boston, Mass.
Crabill, Miss Katherine, 922 Sheridan St.,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
Craw, Harold E., Berlin Ch., 99 Sherman
St., Hartford, Conn.
Crews, Mrs. J. R., Montclair Comm. Ch.,
1360 Syracuse St., Denver, Colo.
Croft, Mrs. Muriel S., Second Ch., 10
Holmes Ave., Waterbury, Conn.
Culley, Mrs. A. B., First Ch., Orrington
Hotel, Evanston, 111.
Cunningham, Helen E., Orthodox Ch., 27
Varnum, Arlington, Mass.
Curling, Miss Ruth, First Ch., 416 Webster
Ave., Portsmouth. Va.
Curtis, Miss Louise F., First Central Ch.,
421 S. 36th St., Omaha, Neb.
Curtis, Miss Mary T., First Ch., Winona,
Mirm.
Dale, Mrs. Alfred E., South Ch., 12 Com-
monwealth Ave., Pittsfield, Mass.
Dana, Miss Mary F., 1st Cong'l Ch., 142
Myrtle St., Manchester, N. H.
Daniels, Mrs. Emma, 910 Grove St., Jack-
sonville, 111.
Davis, Mrs. Alexander H., Hyde Pk. United
Ch., 5725 Blackstone Ave., Chicago, 111.
Davis, A. H., Bird Mem'l Ch., 9135 Brandon
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Davis, Felix, Swampscott Ch., 72 Mt. Ver-
non, Boston, Mass.
Davis, Mrs. Stanleigh C, Heights Ch.. 431
Tecumseh Ave.. Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Dawson, Mr. & Mrs. Richard A., First
Ch., 1929 Sherman Ave., Evanston, 111.
Dean, Florence, Rogers Pk. Ch., 6925 N.
Ashland Ave., Chicago, 111.
Decker, Mrs. Cleo. C, Cong'l Christian Ch.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Deiman, Mrs. Harry, First Ch.. 618 7th
Ave., S. E., Minneapolis, Minn.
Denison, Miss Martha L., 1st Ch., 320 Wis-
consin Ave., Oak Park, 111.
Dennison, Doris, Pilgrim Ch., 400 Lake St.,
Oak Park, 111.
Detwiler, Violet C, First Ch., Spaulding
Apts., Moline, 111.
Devereaux, Miss Marjorie, East Ch.. 340
Grant S. W.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Devereaux, Maud A., First Ch., 106 Ave..
La Grange, 111.
Dickinson, Miss Edith M., 1st Ch.. 50
Lincoln Ave., Amherst, Mass.
Dickinson, Miss Grace M., Immanuel Ch.,
31 Owen St.. Hartford, Conn.
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Dickinson, Mrs. Ruth, Grand Ave. Ch.,
Wisconsin Ave. at 21st St., Milwaukee,
Wis.
Dierberger, Mrs. Paul, 1st Ch., 1319 Ave.
N., Great Falls, Mont.
Dill, Juanita .Pilgrim Ch., 738 Main St.,
Worcester, Mass.
Dilts, Miss June, First Ch., 18 Merriman
St., Bristol, Conn.
Dilts, Miss Lillian, First Ch., 2137 Glen-
wood Ave., Toledo, O.
Dodson. Mrs. L. S., Doremus Ch., 5804
Maryland Ave., Chicago, 111.
Doherr, Mrs. Theodore, Plymouth Ch.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Dolliff, Mabel A., West Roxbury, Mass.
Donaghy, Mrs. Margaret, United Ch., 10
Collins St., New Bedford, Mass.
Douglas, Laura C, Pilgrim Ch., 647 Dud-
ley, Dorchester, Mass.
Drake, Mrs. Lillian, Central Ch., (Lynn),
Swampscott, Mass.
Drew, Miss Mary, Central Ch., 32 Rock-
view St., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Drew, Robert, Maple St. Ch., Danvers, 72
Mt. Vernon, Boston, Mass.
Drury, Mrs. L. M., 1st Ch., 116 W. Willow
St., Stockton. Cal.
Dwyer, Mrs. Mabel, Robbins Mem'l Ch.,
S. Shelburne Rd., Greenfield, Mass.
Eckert, Ralph, Amherst Ch., Oberlin, O.
Einecke, C. Harold, Park Ch., 126 Library
St., N. E., Grand Rapids. Mich.
Elliott, Homer H., Plymouth Ch., 626 Jack-
son, Whittier, Cal.
Elliott, Miss Phebe E., Dwight PI. Ch.,
366 Edgewood Ave., New Haven, Conn.
Emerson, Mrs. Edith, Plymouth Ch., 2110
W. Chestnut St., Louisville, Ky.
Emerson, Miss Juanita, 420 S. Roman St.,
New Orleans, La.
Emery, Miss Louise, First Ch., 845 S. Hope
St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Emry, Marion S., Sebago Lake Regional
Parish, Limerick, Me.
Emry, Mrs. M. S., Sebago Lake Regional
Parish, Limerick, Me.
Erb, Evelyn, Pilgrim Ch., Gordon College,
Boston, Mass.
Erb, Miss Helen G., 1st Plymouth Ch.,
1125 S. 24th St., Lincoln, Nebr.
Evans, Mrs. M. O. Plyrhouth Ch., 6th &
University Ave., Seattle, Wash.
Ewen, Arthur, East Ch., 211 Davis, Spring-
field, Mass.
Eymann, Rev. Harold H., 7065 Hollywood
Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.
Eymann, Mrs. H. H., 1034 N. Stanley Ave.,
Hollywood, Cal.
Failing, Stella R., First Ch., 502 Hudson
St., Ottawa, 111.
Fairchild, Mary H., Wakefield, Mass.
Favor, Mrs. E. Howard, Melrose Highlands
Ch., Maiden, Mass.
Ferguson, Olga, St. Mark Ch., 80 Rock-
land, Roxbury, Mass.
Firth, Miss E. J., All Soul's Ch., 15 State
St., Bangor, Me.
Fish, Mrs. Harry L., First Ch., Old Green-
wich, Conn.
Fishburn. Mrs. M. Ross, Mt. Pleasant Ch.,
3109 Mt. Pleasant St., N. W., Washing-
ton, D. C.
Fisher, Mrs. Charles E., Ley den Ch., 1835
Beacon St., Brookline, Mass.
Fisher, Mrs. Ethelwyn T., Immanuel Ch.,
193 S. Whitney St., Hartford, Conn.
Fisher, Miss Grace L., Lloyd Mem'l Ch.,
220 Emslie St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Fisher, Miss Mary Helen, Ingram Mem'l
Ch., 912 Mass. Ave., N. E., Washington,
D. C.
Fisher, Miss Reba, Plymouth Ch., 232 E.
Onondaga St., Syracuse, N. Y.
Fiske, Mrs. R. H., 2nd Ch., 958 Bluff St.,
Beloit, Wis.
Flint, James C, Woodfords Ch., 217 Coyle
St., Portland, Me.
Forbes, Miss Margaret, Ch. of Christ, Han-
over, N. H.
Ford, Mrs. L. G., Grace Ch., Holyoke,
TLTqcc
Ford, Willis R., Medford, Mystic Ch., 9
Willow, Boston, Mass.
Fort, John B., First Ch., 27 Brookfield Rd.,
Norwood, Mass.
Foss, Mary W., Plymouth Ch., 1223, 40th
St., Des Moines, la.
Fowler, Leonard W., Exeter, N. H.
Fraker, Miss Hazel, Plymouth Ch., 3909
Aldrich Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn.
Francis, Mrs. Ida T., Fourth Ch., 1 Vine St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Eraser, Mrs. E. J., Plazas, N. M.
Fraser, E. J. Plazas, N. M.
Frost, Mason, Highland, Cal.
Funkhouser, Evelyn E., Eliot Ch., 20
Clifford, Roxbury, Mass.
Gall, Miss Jean, Pilgrim Ch., 417 N. 23rd
Ave., E., Duluth, Minn.
Gambach, Mrs. Vera, Pioneer Ch., 2700 L.
St., Sacramento, Calif.
Gardner, Miss Suzanne, Lake Ave. Ch.,
844 Santa Barbara, Pasadena, Cal.
Giles, Orna L., 1st Ch., 89 Lake Ave., Mel-
rose, Mass.
Gooch, Miss Jeanette, 1015 15th St.,
Boulder, Colo.
Goodwin, Mrs. Dexter B., North Ch., Park
Mill, New Bedford, Mass.
Goodwin, Paul V., Payson Pk. Ch., An-
dover-Newton Seminary, Newton Centre,
IVIass
Gorton, Miss L. Belle, Asylum Hill Ch.,
1 Huntington St., Hartford, Conn.
Gozzo, Lilian E., Jersey Ave., Cliffside,
N. J.
Graham, Mrs. I. L., Graham Ch., 1564 Ash
St., Beaumont, Tex.
Graham, J. Clark, Berlin Ch., Ripon Col-
lege, Ripon, Wis.
Grant, Frank A., First Ch., 106th Ave., La
Grange, 111.
Gray, Henry D., Mr. & Mrs., Asylum Hill
Ch., 99 Sherman, Hartford, Conn.
Grayson, Mrs. Ella, Chandler Ch., R. R. 6,
Box 90, Lexington, Ky.
Grayson, Mrs. Mildred, First Ch., 546 A.
St., San Diego, Calif.
Grebe, Frank H., 2nd Ch., 242 Otis St., W.
Newton, Mass.
Green, Mrs. B. B., Mission Hills Ch., 4234
St. James, San Diego, Cal.
Greener, Omo, Bird Mem'l Ch., 9135 Bran-
don Ave., Chicago, 111.
Gresty, Helen M., 1st Ch., 63 Garden,
Maiden, Mass.
Griffin, Deborah M., 2nd Ch., 38 Irving,
Boston, Mass.
Griffith, Mrs. F. D., Central Ch., 734 N.
Academy St., Galesburg, 111.
Guleserian, Miss Miriam, 1st Ch., Center
Church House, Hartford, Conn.
Gunn, Mrs. C. P., Park St. Ch., 860 Cofo-
rado Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
Guy, Mrs. Mamie, First Ch., 1610 Admiral
Blvd., Kansas City, Mo.
Hadidian, Yervant H., First Ch., New Bri-
tain, 315 Pearl St., Hartford, Conn.
Hadley, Gladys J., 1st Ch. Northampton,
Williamsburg, Mass.
Hall, William M., United Ch., 3612 E. First
St., Wichita, Kans.
Halliday, Miss Dorothy, Pilgrims, 109 Rem-
sen St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hallock, Rev. Everett F., 1st Ch. Jersey
City, Drew University, Madison, N. J.
1931] Congregational and Christian Church Assistants
317
Hamer, Lillian G., 1st Ch., 62 High, Everett,
Mass.
Hamilton, Miss Wilhelmina, Nazarene Ch.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hanneman, Miss Bertha, Park Ave. Ch.,
4116 Harriet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.
Harper, Louise, Euclid Ave. Ch., 10063 Kee
Mar Court, Cleveland, Ohio.
Harriman, Cynthia, Allin Ch., Dedham, 21
Sutherland Rd., Brookline, Mass.
Harris, Mrs. E. G., 2110 W. Chestnut St.,
Tenn.
Harris, Mrs. Helen K., 1st Ch., Somerville,
Melrose, Mass.
Harris, Mrs. Katie, 212 Boulevard St., Lake
Harris, Martha E., Mt. Zion Ch., 5600 Cen-
tral Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
Harris, Paul M., New First Ch., 1613 Wash-
ington Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Harrison, Alice M., Eliot Ch., 15 Mather,
Dorchester, Mass.
Harrison, Mrs. Timothy, First Ch., 3659
Cossell Rd., Indianapolis, Ind.
Hart, Mrs. Martha G., First Ch., 82 S.
Cedar Ave., Oberlin, Ohio.
Hart, Urania B., 2121 Commonwealth Ave.,
Auburndale, Mass.
Harvey, Miss Beulah Nell, First Ch., 6501
Wydown Blvd., St. Louis, Mo.
Hatch, Miss Lillian W., High St. Ch., 185
Main St., Auburn, Me.
Hautan, Henry A., New First Ch., 1613
Washington Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Heartz, Elsie C, First Ch., 694 Main St.,
Woburn, Mass.
Hebblethwaite, Marian, Allin Ch., Dedham,
138 Washington, Islington, Mass.
Heino. Mrs. John F., Firmish Ch's., Los
Angeles and Reedley, 88 Acacia Ave.,
Reedley, Calif.
Hellestad, Miss Myrtle, First Ch., 35 Fulton
St., Oshkosh, Wis.
Helliwell, George, Essex Ch., 5751 Uni-
versity Ave., Chicago, 111.
Henderson, Miss Florence G., 2nd Ch., 2nd
Church Office, Holyoke, Mass.
Herb, Miss M. Elizabeth, Dixwell Ave. Ch.,
266 Goffe Ter., New Haven, Conn.
Herman, Mrs. Caroline R., Dwight PI. Ch.
171 Maple St., New Haven, Conn.
Herman, Miss Ruth, United Ch., 171 Maple
St., New Haven, Conn.
Herrick, Howard E., 2nd Ch., 6 Clark St.,
Westfield, Mass.
Herrmann, Miss Josephine A. K., Com.
Ch., 156 N. Fulton Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Hesse, Mrs. Jessie L., North Ch., 30 Blaine
Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Hiatt, Russell, Whitneyville Ch., Yale Sta-
tion, New Haven, Conn.
Hibbard, Mrs. Sarah M., First Ch.. 525
Summit Ave., Eau Claire, Wis.
Hickie, Dorothy A., Mt. Vernon Ch., 34
Isabella, Boston, Mass.
Higgins, Mirian J., Hyde Park Ch., 65
Williams Ave., Hyde Park, Mass.
Highgate, Miss Bessie, First Cong'l Ch.,
Muskegon, Mich.
Highy, Mrs. Carrie, Eldon, Mo.
Hildebrand, Miss Alice L., First Ch., Cen-
ter Church House, Hartford, Conn.
Holbrook, Miss Bertha M., First Ch., 535
W. Palm Ave., Redlands, Calif.
Hoyt, Miss Mary C, Danbury Ch., 408
Main St., Danbury, Conn.
Hill, Mrs. Edith J., Plymouth Union Ch.,
34 Pennsylvania Ave., Providence, R. I.
Hill,. Miss Ada M., 2nd Ch., Holyoke, Mass.
Hill, Ralph W., Community Ch., 2307 Pine
Tree Drive, Miami Beach, Fla.
Holman, Marion F., Central Church, 41
Barnaby, Fall River, Mass.
Holmes, Miss Caroline S., 1st Ch., 39 Har-
rison Ave., Montclair, N. J.
Holmes, Mary E., First Ch., 2331 Orring-
ton Ave., Evanston, 111.
Holt, Miss A. Louise, Plymouth Ch., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Holton, Elva, Bird Mem'l Ch., 9135 Bran-
don Ave., Chicago, 111.
Hooper, Gertrude, 1st Church, Cambridge,
478 Beacon St., Boston. Mass.
Hoover, Bertha, Union Church, 370 Hick-
ory St., Hinsdale, 111.
Hough, Miss Katherine, People's Ch., 1029
Thorn St., St. Paul, Minn.
Howe, Laura, Bethany Ch., Quincy, Mass.
Hudson, Charles, Grace Church, Holyoke,
IVIdSS.
Hulburt, Richard, Portage Pk. Ch., 5757
University Ave., Chicago, 111.
Humiston, Paul A., East Cong'l Ch., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Hunter, Lillian, Seminary Ave. Fed. Ch.,
818 Diversey Pkwy., Chicago, 111.
Huntington, Mrs. E. G., 4 Courtland PI.,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Hurley, Miss Ethel, Christian Temple, 1215
CoUey Ave., Norfolk, Va.
Irwin, Mrs. Maude, Grand Ave. Ch., 957
N. 20th St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Jacques, Maurice, Pilgrim Ch., Cambridge,
Gordon College, Boston, Mass.
Jahn, Miss Betty A., Hough Ave. Ch., 1687
E. 84th St., Cleveland, Ohio.
Jee, Pon Q., Chinese Ch., 1734 Berkeley
Way, Berkeley, Calif.
Jencks, Miss Francis M., Central Ch., 211
Waterman St., Providence, R. I.
Jensen, Elizabeth. First Ch., 1300 S. 2nd
St, St. Charles. 111.
Jensen. Rev. Frank T., 2nd Ch., 3 Gaylord,
Dorchester, Mass.
Johnson, Miss Aneta, First Ch., Lawrence
College, Appleton, Wis.
Johnson, Miss F. Ruth, 8 S. Main St., West
Hartford, Conn.
Johnson, Grace, First Ch., 646 Oakwood
Ave,. Toledo, Ohio.
Johnson, Helen E., 143 Farrington, WoUas-
ton, Mass.
Johnson, Mrs. Louise, Lincoln Ch., 50
Plymouth, Brockton, Mass.
Johnson, Oscar A., Somers, Wis.
Johnson, S. Lawrence, Boston, Old South
Ch., 157 Institution Ave., Newton Centre,
Mass.
Johnston, Mrs. Andrew C, Watchung Ave.
Ch., 43 Gordonhurst Ave., Upper Mont-
clair, N. J.
Johnston, Miss Lillian R., First Plymouth
Ch., 1919 Washington, Lincoln, Neb.
Jordan. Mrs. Maude Kelsey, Porter Ch.,
Brockton, Mass.
Julius, David J., New Britain, South Ch.,
99 Sherman St., Hartford, Conn.
Keller, Miss Georgia, 920 N. Dubigny St.,
New Orleans, La.
Keith, Clara M., Brockton, South Ch., 1219
Main St., Campello, Mass.
Kenaston, Miss Ethel A., 25 Goodwin St.,
Bristol, Conn.
Kennedy, Mrs. J. A.. University Ch., 4731
Thackery PI., Seattle, Wash.
Kimberly, Paul, Brainerd Com. Ch., 5757
University Ave., Chicago, 111.
King, Mrs. Harry, First Ch., 516 Avalon
Ave., Akron. Ohio.
Kirby, Mrs. Elizabeth G., Clinton Ave. Ch.,
350 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Kj oiler, Harry, Grace Church, Holyoke,
TVTass
Kleinfeld, Mrs. Frank F., 934 Owen St.,
Saginaw, Mich.
Kline, Miss Gladys, First Ch., 461 Academy,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
318 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Knapp, E. C, Westminster Ch., Peyton
Bldg., Spokane, Wash.
Knox, Leona E. (Miss), Martha Apts.,
Danbury, Conn.
Kozak, Samuel, Mizpah Ch., 3736 E. 59th
St., Cleveland, Ohio.
Kuchman, Miss Hilda, Park Ch., 126 Li-
brary St., N. E., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Kugler, Miss Lois M., Mt. Pleasant Ch.,
1655 Harvard St., N. W., Washington,
D. C.
Laird, Elizabeth, Pilgrim Ch., 647 Dudley,
Dorchester, Mass.
Lamb, Layton G., Plymouth Ch., Seattle,
Wash.
Lambert, M. N., Bethlehem Center Ch.,
1853 S. Loomis St., Chicago, 111.
Lamson, Mr. Henry A., Plymouth-Union
Ch., 131 Washington Ave., Providence,
R. I.
Lanclot, Miss Alice B., 1st Ch., 875 S.
Oak Knoll Ave., Pasadena, Cal.
Lane, Miss Ellen M., South Ch., 99 Brook-
side Ave., Campello, Mass.
Lane, Miss Hazel N., Trinity Ch., 19 Or-
chard St., Lawrence, Mass.
Lauterbach, Dorothy, Plymouth Ch., 1115
Olivia Lane, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Lawson, Gertrude M., S. Boston, Phillips
Ch., 112 Upland Rd., Cambridge, Mass.
Leach, Miss Jennie H., Community Ch.,
1620 Drexel Ave., Miami Beach, Fla.
Leath, Rev. Wm. A., Union Ch., 129 Cooper
Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J.
Leggee, Esther E., New England Ch., 19
W. Delaware PI., Chicago, 111.
Lehman, Miss Berta M., Lakewood Ch.,
3869 W. 34th St., Cleveland, Ohio.
Lewis, Mrs. Carrie, Pilgrim Ch., 519 10th
N., Seattle, Wash.
Lewis, Mrs. D. M., First Ch., 520 E. Park
Ave., Savannah, Ga.
Lewis, Lubelle, New England Church, 51
W. Delaware PI., Chicago, 111.
Lindsay, Mrs. Elizabeth. Boston, Old South
Ch., 19 Willow St., Boston, Mass.
Link, Eugene P., Passaic Ch., N. J., 600
W. 122nd St., New York, N. Y.
Lloyd, Jennie, Fed. Ch., 210 8. Maple St.,
Sycamore, 111.
Locke, Mrs. Stewart, Hayward, Eden Ch.,
1798 Scenic Ave., Berkeley, Calif.
Long, Mrs. Ida, Brewster-Pilgrim Ch.,
R. R. 4, Birmingham, Mich.
Loos, A. William, 1st Ch., Farwell Hall,
Newton Centre, Mass.
Loudon, Mrs. Evelyn Hirchert, Pilgrim Ch.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Lourens, M. M., Manhattan Ch., 134 W.
85th St., New York, N. Y.
Love, Miss Florence G., Tompkins Ave.
Ch., 480 Tompkins Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lovell, Miss Doris T., 2nd Ch., 313 High-
land Ave., W. Newton, Mass.
Lowell, Mrs. Marcia, First Ch., 317 Storer
Ave., Akron, Ohio.
Loyer, Lila, 1st Ch., Billings, Mont.
Ludwigson, Joseph R., United Ch., Walpole,
TLTpog
Lyman, Helen D., 40 Oak St., Hyde Park,
Mass.
Lyon, Mrs. Grace, c/o People's Ch., East
Lansing, Mich.
Lyons, Rev. John R., 530 Berkeley Ave.,
Claremont, Calif.
MacGowan, Mrs. Robt. D., Plymouth Ch.,
4285 W. 217th St., Fairlawn Vil., Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Mackenzie, Mrs. Iva, Plymouth Ch., Seattle,
Wash.
Mackey, Miss Elva A., Pilgrim Ch., 5540
Pershing Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
Mackintire, Miss A. B., 1st Ch., Cambridge,
22 Whlttemore St., Arlington, Mass.
MacNaughton, Mrs. H. M., 2nd Ch., 1609
Plainfleld Ave., N. E. Grand Rapids,
Mich.
MacPhee, Mrs. Grace F., Newton, Eliot
Ch., 66 Beaver, Waltham, Mass.
Macurdy, Bertha C, 119 College Ave.,
West Somerville, Mass.
Magill, Hallie, 1st Ch., Community House,
Westville, 111.
Maris, Miss Jannette, East Cong'l Ch.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Marsh, Mrs. George A., Brighton Ch., 41
N. Beacon St., AUston, Mass.
Marshall, Ocena B., Ch. of the Good Shep-
herd, 5624 Prairie Ave., Chicago, 111.
Marshall, Ruth, United Ch., Y. W. C. A.
Prospect St., Bridgeport, Conn.
Martin, Paul T., Allston Ch., Harvard Di-
vinity School, Cambridge, Mass.
Martin, Miss Ruth, Glen Ridge Ch., Glen
Ridge, N. J.
Mason, Miss Albertine, 1402 E. 14th St.,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Mast, Rev. Edward W., 1 Heathcote Rd.,
Scarsdale, N. Y.
Mathisen, Mrs. R. L., Hyde Pk. United
Ch.. 7336 Bennett Ave., Chicago, 111.
Maule, Mrs. Emma, 1st Ch., 1612 Santa
Clara Ave., Alameda, Cal.
Maxwell, Roy E., Comer Bldg., Birming-
ham, Ala.
Mayne, Mrs. W. O., East Cong'l Ch., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
McCartney, Miss D. Blanche, Smithfield
Ch., 620 Smithfield St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
McClellan, Miss Marion E., Westminster
Ch., 3600 Walnut St., Kansas City, Mo.
McConn, Miss Louise, Plainville, Conn.
McCord, Mrs. Gerald E., First Ch., 617 N.
Kenilworth Ave., Oak Park, 111.
McCutcheon, Mrs. Samuel, Farmington
Ch., 48 Vine St., New Britain, Conn.
McKay, Mrs. Maude A., Union Ch., Rich-
mond Hill, 104-28 191st St., HolUs, N. Y.
McKee, Mrs. Gertrude H., Second Ch., 5
Walton St., Dorchester, Mass.
McLean, Douglas, Wethersfield, Conn.
McPheters, George A., First Ch., 75 Whit-
man Ave., Melrose, Mass.
McQuilty, Helen, 1st Ch., Newton Centre,
TyTogg
Mead, Edith M., New First Ch., 1613 Wash-
ington Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Mead, Jay Clare, First Ch., 1538 High-
land Ave., Wilmette, 111.
Merriam, Miss Harriet, First Ch., 3255
Kempton Ave., Oakland, Cal.
Miller, Dorothy B., Grace Ch., Jarvis Ave.,
Holyoke, Mass.
Miller, Nettie, S. Manchester Ch., 110 Sher-
man St., Hartford, Conn.
Miller, Mrs. W. G., 572 Broadway, Benton
Harbor, Mich.
Millett, Mrs. Fred L., First Ch., 344 Wal-
pole, Norwood, Mass.
Mills, J. Raymond, Middletown, First Ch.,
87 Sherman St., Hartford, Conn.
Mitchell, Miss Frederica, Keene Valley,
N. Y.
Mitchell, Rev. L. J., Bethany Mission, San
Francisco, Cal.
Mitchell, Walter, Doremous Ch., 1015 E.
52nd St., Chicago, 111.
Mohns, Miss Rhea, Lake of Isles Ch.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Moller, Dorothy H., First Ch., 77 Bowne
Ave., Flushing, N. Y.
Moneymaker, Mrs. Margaret B., First Ch.,
339 Islington St., Toledo, Ohio.
Montalvo, Amparo, Huamcao, P. R.
Moore, Miss Annie V., 168 Powell St.,
Beaumont, Texas.
Moore, R. T., First Ch., 241 Cedar Ave.,
Long Beach, Calif.
1931] Congregational and Christian Church Assistants
319
Morey, Miss Edith, Wallin Ch., 153
Straight Ave., N. W., Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Morgan, Ruth, 2nd Ch., 292 Otis, West
Newton, Mass.
Morrill, Grace, First Ch., 47 S. Fullerton
Ave., Montclair, N. J.
Morton, Miss Nellie K., Plymouth Ch.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mott, Mrs. Helen B., 1st Ch., 504 Third St.,
Jackson, Mich.
Moulton, Mrs. Walter E., Franklin St. Ch.,
144 Blodget St., Manchester, N. H.
Munro, Thomas, 4th Ch., 3708 Dickens
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Murray, Stanley F., Paige Hall, West
Somerville, Mass.
Navarro, Ricarda, Tajardo, Porto Rico.
Nelson, Miss Clara M., 1st Union Ch., 12th
& Main Sts.. Quincy, 111.
Nevius, Miss Margaret V. D., Union Ch.,
8628 107th St., Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Newbauer, Mrs. Theo. C, Elmwood Ch.,
Auburn, R. I.
Newberry, Walden, Messiah Ch., 8939 S.
Hobart Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.
Nichols, Miss Ethelyn L., North St., Wil-
limantic, ' Conn.
Nielson, Miss Sigfried T., South Ch., 236
Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Nielson. Victor, Warren Ave. Ch., Chicago,
111.
Nieves, Antonio, Rio Blaneo Ch., Naguabo,
P. R.
Northrop, Miss Annie B., 1st Ch., 253
Church St., Burlington, Vt.
Ohman, Howard E., First Central Ch., 421
S. 36th St., Omaha, Nebr.
Oiler, Francisca, c/o Blanche Kellogg In-
stitute, Santurce, P. R.
Orelup, Mrs. Earl H., United Ch., 1874
North Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
Orloflf, Mrs. Eva R., 1st Ch., 845 S. Hope
St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Orr, Mrs. Benjamin H., South Ch., 125
Center St., Concord, N. H.
Orr, W. I., Community Ch., 316 North 27th
St., Billings, Mont.
Osbeck, Miss Mabel, East Ch., 231 Ball
Park Blvd., N. W., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Osborne, Miss A. L., Plymouth Ch., 3805
Piedmont Ave., Oakland, Cal.
Ott, Miss Marion, First Ch., 301 N. Bald-
win St., Madison, Wis.
Overmire, Mrs. Eleanor, Lynnhurst Ch.,
4507 Colfax Ave., S., Minneapolis, Minn.
Pace, Miss Jewell, Union Ch., 226 West
Church St., Jacksonville, Fla.
Pacillas, J. V., 810 S. White Ave., Pomona,
Cal.
Paeron. Mrs. E. Ada. 1st Ch., 125 Kensing-
ton Ave., Jersey City, N. J.
Page, Louise E., Mead Community House,
Rutland, Vt.
Palmer, Miss Helen L., 145 Capital Ave.,
N. E., Battle Creek, Mich.
Pardee, Miss Mary, Kirkham Ave., East
Haven, Conn.
Park, Miss Frances C, First Ch., 8 S. Main
St., West Hartford, Conn.
Parker, Miss Charlotte M., Euclid Ave. Ch.,
Schofield, Cleveland, Ohio.
Parkhurst, Miss Carol, First Ch., 716 21st
St. A., Moline, 111.
Parmenter, Mrs. J. V., Elmwood Ch., 67
Elmdale Ave., Providence, R. I.
Parsons, Phyllis M., Boston-Old South Ch.,
5 Ernest, Saugus, Mass.
Partree, Miss Eulalia, Center Ch., 462
Prospect St., Torrington, Conn.
Patterson, Douglas R., Plymouth Ch., 1708
S. 7th St., Maywood, 111.
Patterson, Genieve, First Ch., 119 Holme
Ave Oak Park 111
Patterson, M. Elizabeth, 1st Ch., 264 Beacon
St., Lowell, Mass.
Peacock, Mrs. M. A., Rush Mem'l Ch., 887
Sciple St., Atlanta, Ga.
Pearl, Lillian M. (Miss), North Ch., 21
Winter St., St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Pearse, Miss Anne, c/o First Cong'l Ch.,
Muskegon, Mich.
Pelton, Mrs. F. A., Edwards Ch., 51 Phillips
Place, Northampton, Mass.
Perez, Carmen, Salinas, P. R.
Perry, Mary, G., Mt. Vernon Ch., 490
Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
Perry, Miss M. Lois, 1st Ch., 29 Quinapoxet
Lane, Worcester, Mass.
Petrie, Mr. R. A., 412 S. Prince, White-
water, Wis.
Pflug, Harold A., Redeemer Ch., 1579 Yale
Station, New Haven, Conn.
Phelps, Esther, 719 Douglass Ct., Clinton,
Iowa.
Pickles, Miss Edith, Beneficent Ch., 20
Edgewood Ave., Providence, R. I.
Pike, Mrs. H. A., First Ch., Newton Centre,
TLTpge
Pinks, Miss Beulah W. W., First Ch., 21
Cook Ave., Meriden, Conn.
Pobeuz, Karl, Pilgrim Ch., 44 N. Ashland
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Potter, Mrs. Edith C, 19 Newton Rd., West
Medford, Mass.
Powell, Mrs. Sallie P., First Ch., 117 El
Portal, Santa Ana, Calif.
Probert, Mrs. Walter H., First Ch., Nor-
wood, Westwood, Mass.
Pryor, Miss Mabel, Victoria Ch., 83-24
178th St., Jamaica, N. Y.
Purrington, Mrs. T. F., Asylum Hill Ch.,
157 N. Oxford St., Hartford, Conn.
Radke, Miss Emma M., Plymouth Ch., 2717
E. Hampshire Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Ralph, Robbins E., Mount Carmel Ch.,
Yale Station, New Haven, Conn.
Rammien, Mrs. John, First Ch., Huntley,
111.
Ramos, Cosme Pina, Rio Arriba Ch., Fa-
jardo, P. R.
Rawhus, Miss Gwendolynne, Union Ch.,
101 W. 130th St., New York, N. Y.
Rayla, Mrs. Matthew, Central Church,
Worcester, Mass.
Reed, Dorothy S., East Orange-First Ch.,
246 A. 6th Ave., Newark, N. J.
Reed, Miss Leonora, Mt. Pleasant Ch.,
7601 16th St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Reese, Miss Edna, 518 E. Spruce Ave.,
Montesano, Wash.
Reid, Alden, Essex Ch., 5751 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Reid, Mrs. Ida G., Tompkins Ave. Ch.,
(Brooklyn), 10334 108th St., Richmond
Hill, N. Y.
Reneaude, Mrs. Doris, 213 Reid St., Lake
Charles, La.
Reuland, Mrs. Walter G., Pasadena Neigh-
borhood Ch., 2212 Larch St., Alhambra,
Cal.
Reynolds, Alice G., 1st Ch., 8 Park Ave.,
Winchester, Mass.
Reynolds, Mrs. Joseph, Union Ch., 9146
116th St., Richmond Hill, N. Y.
Rice, Mrs. Floy, Friendship, N. Y.
Rice, Minnie R., Plymouth Ch., 4126 In-
gersoll Ave., Des Moines, la.
Rich, Elizabeth, First Ch., 209 Court St.,
Elyria, Ohio.
Richard, Mrs. Ollie, 1564 Ash St., Beau-
mont, Texas.
Richardson, Mrs. Annie L., Nutley Ch., 25
Willard Ave., Bloomfield, N. J.
320 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Rickle, Miss Helen, Plymouth Ch., Seattle,
Wash.
Ridley, Mrs. Guy P., 1st Ch., 587 Pleasant
St., Holyoke, Mass.
Riedel, Wesley, 1st Ch., (May wood), 5757
University Ave., Chicago, 111.
Rivers, Mrs. Sarah, 1203V2 Dunleith Ave.,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Robbins, Miss Ruth H., First Ch., 285 Court
St., Middletown, Conn.
Roberts, Mrs. Elizabeth, Plymouth Ch., 915
Rose St., Youngstown, Ohio.
Roberts, Opal, Phillips Ch., 813 Broadway,
S. Boston, Mass.
Robinson, Miss Mary, Rush Mem'l Ch., 887
Sciple St., Atlanta, Ga.
Robles, Miss Maria, 1st Ch., Yabucoa, P. R.
Rogers, Miss Lucile, Central Ch., 8 Park-
side Rd., Providence, R. I.
Rogers, Morris J., Plymouth Ch., 4126 In-
gersoll Ave., Des Moines, la.
Ross, Mrs. Bertha M., First Ch,. 845 S.
Hope St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Rosselli, Mrs. Giovannina, Italian Ch., 125
S. Elm St., Waterbury, Conn.
Rosso, Miss Florence L., Padanaram Rd.,
Danbury, Conn.
Roush, Miss Lucy M., Bryn Mawr Comm.
Ch., 2050 E. 68th St., Chicago, 111.
Ruetenik, Irene, South Ch., 3978 Drexel
Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Russell, Mrs. Thomas, Pilgrim Ch., Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Ryan, Miss Annie A., First Ch., 241 Cedar
Ave., Long Beach, Cal.
Sampson, Mrs. W. A. Pilgrim Ch., 465 Co-
lumbia Rd., Dorchester, Mass.
Santesson, Mrs. Bessie H., 31 Quint Ave.,
./^llston IVIdss
Sargent, Miss Bertha L., Piedmont Ch., 22
Ferdinand St., Worcester, Mass.
Sater, Miss Emma, c/o People's Ch., East
Lansing, Mich.
Sattrick, Delmar H., Forest Hills, N. Y.
Schlatter, Eula Mae, Crawford Ch., 5757
Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, 111.
Schliesser, Verna, Washington Ch., 423
Rockingham, Toledo, Ohio.
Schroeder, Helen, Comm. Ch., Sylvania, O.
Schweitzer, Vera, Grand Ave. Ch., 1315 N.
Hamlin Ave., Chicago, 111.
Scott, Miss Helen, Country Club Ch., 65th
St. & Brookside Rd., Kansas City, Mo.
Scott, Mrs. J. E., Hyde Park Ch., 4280 a
Lee Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
Scott, Ralph C, 1st Ch., 2600 Piedmont
Ave., Berkeley, Cal.
Seabury, Mrs. Melvin, Comm. Ch., Ill E.
Lincoln Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y.
Seider, Violet M., East Orange, Trinity Ch.,
35 N. Crescent Rd., Maplewood, N. J.
Sevier, Mrs. J. D., 1615 11th Ave., Greeley,
Col.
Shadick, Mrs. E., Elk River, Minn.
Shamberger, Ida, 2436 Canal St., New
Orleans, La.
Shaw, Miss Eunice B., Mt. Desert Larger
Parish, Seal Harbor, Me.
Shelley, Ethel M., Calvinistic Ch., 32
Mechanic, Fitchburg, Mass.
Shepard, Miss Mary, 1st Plymouth Ch.,
1144 Race St., Denver, Col.
Sherman, Waldo H., 240 4th St., N., St.
Petersburg, Fla.
Sherwood, Miss Anna A., Central Ch., 100
Pleasant St., Newburyport, Mass.
Shoop, Mrs. C. G., Second Ch., 744 High-
land Ave., Beloit, Wis.
Sibbey, Mrs. Edward R., First Ch., 3513
20th St., N. E., Washington, D. C.
Simpson, Clifford O., Plymouth Ch., 3805
Piedmont Ave., Oakland, Cal.
Sitcher, Doris, Adams, Mass.
Skillman, Ida M., 53 Fair St., Norwich,
N. Y.
Slade, Miss Anstis D., Central Ch., 631
Angell St., Providence, R. I.
Sly, Miss Dorothy S., Messiah Ch., 8553
Cashio St., Los Angeles, Cal.
Smart, Mrs. Floyd G., First Ch., 106 Ave.,
La Grange, 111.
Smith, Mrs. Bertha D., First Ch., 206 N.
Kenilworth Ave., Oak Park, 111.
Smith, Mrs. Carl W., State St. Ch., 388
Spring, Portland, Me.
Smith, Dorothy, Second Church, Holyoke,
Mass.
Smith, Frances, Bird Mem'l Ch., 9135 Bran-
don Ave., Chicago, 111.
Smith, Miss Edna G., Asylum Hill Ch., 2
Jewell Court, Hartford, Conn.
Smith, Katherine C, Boston, Old South
Ch., 126 Babcock, Brookline, Mass.
Snell, Miss Marion B., First Ch., 24 West
Park St., Brockton, Mass.
Snow, Mrs. Chester H., 54 Kenneth, West
Roxbury, Mass.
Soule, Carl D., Wakefield, Mass.
Speer, J. Frederick, Plymouth Ch., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Sponseller, Mrs. Hazel M., First Ch., 3644
Bosworth Rd., Cleveland, Ohio.
Starn, WilUam E., Dwight PI. Ch., 301
Orchard St., New Haven, Conn.
Stebbins, Miss Edna, 211 W. 56th St., New
York, N. Y.
Stibbs, Marion F., Longmeadow Ch., 31
Westford Ave., Springfield, Mass.
Stowe, Miss Millie, Park Ch., 126 Library
St., N. E., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Stratton, Miss Bessie M., EUot Ch., 104
Eldredge St., Newton, Mass.
Stroh, Anne E., South Shore Ch., 6042 Kim-
bark Ave., Chicago, 111.
Strother, Bruce, Waterbury, Bunker Hill
Ch., Yale Sation, New Haven, Conn.
Stuart, Mrs. I. W., Brewster, Pilgrim Ch.,
2734 Ferry Park Ave., Detroit, Mich.
Styles, Miss Ardilla, 1st Ch., Monroe St.
& Hamilton Blvd., Peoria, 111.
Suhr, Miss Ruth, Hollywood Ch., 1168 N.
New Hampshire Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.
Summer, Miss Marie, Plazas, N. M.
Sumner, Mrs. Laura M., North Ch., 16
Cabot St., Portsmouth, N. H.
Swalenberg, Miss Rita, Manhattan Ch., 90
Livingston St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Swanson, Miss Marcella, 605 N. Rowe St.,
Ludington, Mich.
Tandy, Mrs. Clifton W., 1st Ch., 69 Court
St., Westfield, Mass.
Tarbell, Mrs. Flora M., 2nd Ch., 361 Wash-
ington, Dorchester, Mass.
Taylor, Miss Margaret O., 1st Ch., Detroit,
Mich.
Taylor, Mrs. R. T., Asylum Hill Ch., 906
Asylum Ave., Hartford, Conn.
Teetor, Josephine, 1st Ch., 116 S. 17th St.,
La Crosse, Wis.
Temple, Mrs. Marion B., 50 Hillcrest Rd.,
Reading, Mass.
Terrazas, Miss Juanita, S. Broadway Ch.,
Albuquerque, N. M.
Terry, Chester S., Windsor Ch., 99 Sher-
man St., Hartford, Conn.
Thomas, Mrs. Eugenia, 227 Boulevard St.,
Lake Charles, La.
Thomas, G., Seminary Ave. Fed. Ch., 5757
University Ave., Chicago, 111.
Thomas, Mrs. Jesse P., 1st Ch., 3265 G. St.,
San Bernardino, Cal.
Thompson, Miss Genevieve R., Redeemer
Ch., 265 Lexington Ave., New Haven,
Conn.
Thompson, Mrs. Hortense, Nazarene Ch.,
New York, N. Y.
1931] Congregational and Christian Church Assistants
321
Thompson, Mrs. L. B., First Cong. Ch.,
Washington, D. C.
Tiffany, Mrs. Elsie M., Broadview Ch.,
683 New Britain Ave., Hartford, Conn.
Tinker, Mrs. A. D., Ann Arbor Ch., 519
Oswego St., Ann Arbor, Mich.
Todd, Mrs. John Howard, Plymouth Ch.,
3144 Humboldt, Minneapolis, Minn.
Tolcott, Mrs. Lotta, Pilgrim Ch., Cleveland,
Ohio.
Trine, Mrs. C. C, Cong. Ch., Marshalltown,
Iowa.
Traver, Lena, Pittsfield Ch., New Berlin,
N. Y.
Traver, Marian, Pittsfield Ch., New Berlin,
N. Y.
Travis, Mrs. Lee J., Plymouth Ch., 232 E.
Onondaga St., Syracuse, N. Y.
Triplett, Miss Louise, Franklin St. Ch., 11
Walnut St., Manchester, N. H.
Tucker, Jennie L., Plymouth Ch., 253 West
Rock Ave., New Haven, Conn.
Turner, Richard, 7 Oak Ave., Tuckahoe,
N. Y.
Turner, Mrs. V. F., 1324 Highland Ave.,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Tuxbury, Vernon W., 2nd Peabody Ch.,
Gordon College, Boston, Mass.
Twilile, Alice J., Hope Ch., Springfield,
Gilbertville, Mass.
Valencia, Hector, Trinity Ch., El Paso,
Texas.
Van Devort, Miss Maude, First Ch., 50
Elm St., Springfield, Mass.
Van Ness, Miss Lillian, Fairfield, Conn.
Verkyle, Miss Janet, Mission Park Ch.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Vincent, Mrs. Paul, Mt. Hollywood Ch.,
4525 Russell Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
Von Rissen, Gertrude, Millard Ch., 5757
Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, 111.
Wagner, J. Richard, Monroe St. Fed. Ch.,
5757 University Ave., Chicago, 111.
Walker, Edith, Pilgrim Ch., Cleveland, O.
Walkerton, J. W., Bethlehem Center Ch.,
1853 S. Loomis St., Chicago, 111.
Wangelin, Mrs. Pearl, Grandin Larger
Parish, Grandin, Mo.
Ward, Joseph, First Ch., 4317 N. Paulina
St., Oak Park, 111.
Warren, Miss Iva C, First Ch., 76 Leroy
St., Binghamton, N. Y.
Watkins, Ralph, First Ch., 845 S. Hope St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Watson, Miss Alice M., Westchester
(Ridgeview), 88 Quinby Ave., White
Plains, N. Y.
Weaver, Rev. Edwin J., Pilgrim Ch., Bibli-
cal Seminary, New York, N. Y.
Webster, Patrick, First Ch., Kalamazoo,
Mich.
West, Miss Grace K., United Ch., 528 CUn-
ton Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
Weymouth, Donald B., 1st Lynn Ch., 30
Evansway, Boston, Mass.
Wheatly, Mrs. Dorothy, Westminster Ch.,
Spokane, Wash.
Wheeler, Grace L., First Ch., 22 Harding,
Pittsfield Mass.
White, Miss Eliza, Doremus Ch., 3224 S.
Canal St., Chicago, 111.
Whiteman, Mrs. Frances I., United Ch.,
302 Temple St., New Haven, Conn.
Wicks, Mrs. Cornelia G., B'way Tab., 211
W. 56th St., New York, N. Y.
Willetts, Miss Grace F., South Ch., 255
President St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Williams, Lucy E., First Ch., 4558 Grand
Ave., West Springs, 111.
Williams, Mrs. L., 1st Ch., 327 W. Flora
St., Stockton, Cal.
Williams, Mrs. May A., First Ch., 1771 W.
50th St., Cleveland, Ohio.
Winchester, Margaret, 1st Ch., 11 Walnut
St., Manchester, N. H.
Winder, Mabel, Warren Ave. Ch., Chicago,
111.
Wise, Mrs. Adienne G., Plymouth Ch., 61
Pearl St., Worcester, Mass.
Wishart, Miss Edith R., Lewis Ave. Ch.,
574 Madison St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wixon, Miss Minnie J., Norwalk, Conn.
Wonn, Iva, Pilgrim Ch., 4219 Lowe Rd.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Woodbury, Mrs. Francis H., Fourth Ch.,
106 Sargeant St., Hartford, Conn.
Worcester, William, 1505 University Ave.,
Boulder, Colo.
Womon, Herman E., Glen Ridge, N. J.
Wright, Harold, Fourth Ch., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Wright, Walter, New 1st Ch., 1613 Wash-
ington Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Wyher, Mrs. James D., West Groton Ch.,
Groton, R. D. 1, N. Y.
Young, Florence C, Tabernacle, Salem,
Mass.
Zayas, Dona Delfina, Ponce, P. R.
322
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[1931
MISSIONARIES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD OF COM-
MISSIONERS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS
Missionary and Location
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t-i.
O
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Missionary and Location
Abraham, Rev. & Mrs. Ralph L., Grout- 1
ville, c I
Adams, Miss Alice P., Okayama, k |
Adkins, Rev. & Mrs. Leslie J., Antioch, I|
Akana, Mrs. Catherine J., Kobe, k
Allen, Miss Bertha H., Foochow, p
Armstrong, Miss Susan E., Foochow, p..
Atwood, Miss Hazel M., Foochow, p
Avery, Miss Gertrude, Bombay
Bailey, Miss Hazel F., Peiping, p
Baird, Miss Agnes M., Sofia, u
Baldwin, Miss Elizabeth, Kusaie, y
Baldwin, Miss Jane D., Kusaie, y
Ballou, Rev. & Mrs. Earle H., Peiping, p
Banninga, Rev. & Mrs. John J., D.D.,
Pasumalai, d
Barker, Miss Annie M., Istanbul, a
Barnes, Miss Rachel P., Ahmednagar, e
Bartlett, Rev. & Mrs. Samuel C, Kyoto.fc
Beach, Rev. & Mrs. Frederick P., Foo-
chow, p
Beals, Dr. & Mrs. Lester H., Wai, e
Beard, Rev. & Mrs. Williard L., D.D.,
Foochow, p
Bell, Rev. & Mrs. William C, Lobito
Bay, h
Bennett, Rev. & Mrs. Henry J., Tottori.fc
Bicknell, Rev.& Mrs.John,Vaddukoddai,:f
Birge, Rev. & Mrs. John Kingsley,
Istanbul, t
Blake, Rev. & Mrs. Everett C.,Mergifon,a
Bliss, Dr. & Mrs. Edward L., Shaowu, p
Block, Mrs. Emily R., Kayseri, t
Bookwalter, Miss Lulu G., Uduvil, f
Borel, Miss Lucie E., Adana, f
Bowers, Rev. & Mrs. Wayne H., Wood-
stock, Va
Boynton, Miss Grace M., Peiping, p
Brauer, Miss Lillian C., Adana, t
Breck, Miss Grace M., Lintsing, p
Brewster, Rev. & Mrs. J. Riggs, Athens, n
Bridgman, Mrs. Clara D.,Johannesburg,c
Brokenshire, Herbert C, M.D., Davao,i;
Brookings, Miss Anne B., Inanda, c
Bruce, Miss Clara H., Ahmednagar, e ....
Brueckner, Mr. & Mrs.K.Robert,Adams,c
Buell, Miss Constance, Tientsin, p
Burr, Miss Leona L., Foochow, p .
Myron S.,
Fen-
Burton, Mr. and Mrs
chow, p
Cady, Rev. & Mrs. Lyman V., Tsinan, p
Campbell, Dr. and Mrs. Horace E., Foo-
chow, p
Carleton, Mr. & Mrs. Alvord, Aleppo, I
Carter, Miss Minnie E., Inanda, c
Cary, Miss Alice E., Osaka, k
Cary, Rev. & Mrs. Frank, Otaru, k
Catlin, Miss Ellen W., Istanbul, a
Chandler. Miss Gertrude E., Madura, d
Chandler, Rev. & Mrs. Robert E.,
Tientsin, p
Channon, Rev. & Mrs. Irving M.,
Lanao, v
Chapin, Miss Abbie G., Paotingfu, p ....
Childs, Rev. & Mrs. Gladwin M., Sachi-
kela, h
Christian, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J., Foo-
chow, p
Christofersen, Rev. & Mrs. Arthur F.,
Ifafa, c
Clapp, Miss Frances, Kyoto, fc
Clark, Dr. & Mrs. Charles E., Merzi-
fon, f
'14
•14
•90
•24
•24
•29
•16
•21
•21
•24
•19
'98
•97
•97
'16
•15
'01
•01
'94
'28
'94
'87
'10
'10
•01
•94
•94
'07
•07
•01
•01
•02
•15
•14
'14
'27
•28
'92
'25
'10
•27
'09
'13
'21
'20
'16
11
'10
•26
•29
•07
'11
'18
'19
'29
16
•16
'25
'29
'15
•17
16
•16
•08
•08
'10
'10
88
'90
'93
23
•22
12
'10
15
'15
'18
•02
Clark, Miss Lucy K., Uduvil, f
Clark, Miss Rosamond H., Tottori, k .
Clarke, Miss Anna, Adams, c
Clarke, Miss Elizabeth C, Sofia, u ...
Clarke, Miss Minnie, Mt. Silinda, g ...
Clarke, Rev. & Mrs. William P., Sofia,u
Cobb, Rev. & Mrs. Edward S., D.D.,
Kyoto, fc
Coe, Miss Estella L., Tottori, fc
Cold, Miss Edith, Marash, I
Coles, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel B.,Galangue,h
Colmyer, Miss Bertha D., Merzifon, a .
Compton, Mr. & Mrs. Carl C, Saloniki.n
Cooke, Alma L., M.D., Lintsing, p
Coon, Miss Edith M., Madras, d
Cooper, Rev. & Mrs. William C, Philip
popolis, u
Cowles, Miss Ruth C, Johnannesburg, e
Craig, Miss Ivy E., Mt. Silinda, g
Crew, Miss Angle, Kobe, fc
Crosby, Miss E. Marie, Dondi, h
Cross, Miss Laura B., Peiping, p
Cross, Rev. & Mrs. Rowland M., Peip
ing, p
Curr, Miss Isabella H., M.D., Inuvil, f
Curtis, Miss Edith, Osaka, k
Curtis, Rev. & Mrs. Samuel J., Mt.
Silinda, g
Cushman, Miss Mary F.,M.D.,Chilesso,h
Dart, Mr. & Mrs. F. Sidney, Dondi, h .
Day, Miss Lucille E., Bombay, e
DeForest, Miss Charlotte B., Kobe, fc .
Deming, Rev. & Mrs. Wilbur S., Ahmed-
nagar, e
De Vargas, Mr. & Mrs. Philippe, Peip-
ing, p
Dewey, Dr. and Mrs. Albert W.,Gazian-
tep, t
Dewey, Miss Diantha, Mardin, t
Dibble, Miss Lauretta A., Dondi, h
Dickson, Rev. & Mrs. James H., Pasu-
malai, e
Dixon, Rev. & Mrs. Frederick R.,
Chikore, g
Dizney, Miss Helen, Taiku, p
Dodd, Dr. & Mrs. Wilson F., Kayseri, f
Douglass, Miss Edith L., Sofia, u
Downs, Rev. & Mrs. Darley, Tokyo, fc ..
Dudley, Rev. & Mrs. Raymond A., Tiru-
mangalam, e
Dutton, Rev. & Mrs. Philip D., Taiku, p
Dwight, Miss Adelaide S., Kayseri, t
Dyer, Miss Lora G., M.D., Foochow, p ..
Dysart, Rev. & Mrs. John P., Gogoi, b..
Eddy, Miss Sylvia T., Kayseri, t
Edwards, Rev. & Mrs. James F.,Poona,e
Ellener, Miss Fannie E., Chikore, g
Emerick, Miss Francis D., Sholapur, e
Ennis, Rev. & Mrs. Merlin W.,Sachikela,h
Fairbank, Rev. & Mrs. Edward, Vadala,e
Fairbank, Rev. & Mrs.Robert W.,Vadala,e
Fanning, Miss Katherine F., Kyoto, fc ....
Feichtinger, Miss Elsa, Izmir, t
Fenenga. Miss Agnes, Mardin, t
Field, Miss Sarah M., Kobe, fc
Fletcher, Miss Katharine O., Scutari, a
Flint, Mr. & Mrs. Edgar M., Madura, d
Flint, Mrs. Lydia A. P., Izmir, f
Foreman, Miss Lucille, Aleppo, I
Fowle, Mr. & Mrs. Luther R., Istanbul,a
Fowler, Miss Esther B., Sholapur, e
Fox, Miss Florence L., Cagayan, v
Fox, Miss G. Evelyn, Cagayan, v
1931]
Missionaries of A. B. C. F. M.
323
Missionary and Location
Missionary and Location
Frame, Mrs. Alice B., Tunghsien, p
Frost, Miss Caroline E., Adams, c ..
Fry, Rev. Earl C, D.D., Utsunomiya, k '90
Fuller, Mr. & Mrs. Columbus C,
Machemeje, g
Fuller, Miss Edith J., Mt. Silinda, g ....
Gait, Rev. & Mrs. Elmer W., Fenchow.p '09
Gait, Rev. & Mrs. Howard S., D.D., Pei-
ping, p '99
Garman, Rev. & Mrs. Clark P., Tokyo,fc| '06
Gates, Mrs. Katherine V., Bombay, e ....|
Getchell, Mr. & Mrs. Dana K., Saloniki.n
Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L., Jr.,
Lintsing, p
Gillett, Rev. & Mrs. Clarence S.,Sendai,fc '21
Gillette, Dr. & Mrs. Charles L., Pagoda
Anchorage, p
Githens, Rev. & Mrs. Otto B., Adams, c '24
Gordon, Miss Annie E., Athens, n
Gordon, Miss Jean P., Wai, c
Graves, Miss Stella M., Foochow, p
Greene, Miss Olive, Izmir, t
Grimes, Mr. & Mrs. Albert C, Tientsin.p
Griswold, Miss Fanny E., Maebashi, fc....
Guise, Mr. and Mrs. L. Curtis, Madura, d
Gulick, Mr. & Mrs. Leeds, Matsuyama,fc
Gwinn, Miss Alice E., Kyoto, k
Haas, Dr. & Mrs. Cyril H., Adana, t
Hackett. Mr. & Mrs. Harold V/., Kobe, k
Hall, Rev. & Mrs. Marion E., Kyoto, k
Hallett, Miss H., Arlene, Adana, t
Hamilton, Miss Caroline F., M.D.,
Gaziantep, t
Hammaker, Miss Margaret G.,Sholapur,e
Harley, Miss Isabelle, Scutari, a
Harris, Miss Gertrude, Ahmednagar, e ..
Harrison, Rev. & Mrs. M. H., Bangalore, d
Haskell, Rev. & Mrs.E.B.,D. D.,Pordim,u
Hastings, Rev. & Mrs. D. A., Bailundo, h
Hausske, Mr. & Mrs. Albert C. Taiku.p
Hawkes, Rev. & Mrs. Wm. E., Saloniki.n
Hazen, Rev. & Mrs. William, Sholapur, e
Heebner, Miss Flora K., Taiku, p
Hemingway, Dr. & Mrs. Willoughby A.,
Taiku, p
Hess, Rev. & Mrs. James M., Madura, d
Hieb, Rev. & Mrs. Stephen P.,Sholapur,e
Hill, Mr. & Mrs. Lester E., Satara, e....
Hinman, Miss Margaret, Izmir, t
HoUenbeck, Rev. Henry S., M.D., Sachi-
kela, h
Holway, Rev. & Mrs. Theodore T.,
Samokov, u
Honiss, Miss Lillian J., Gaziantep, t
Hoppin, Miss Jessie R., Jaluit, y
Horn, Miss Josie E., Fenchow, p
Hotson, Miss Hazel K., Adana, t
Houston, Miss Lyda S., Foochow, p
Hoxie, Miss Ella C, Sholapur, e
Hoyt, Miss Olive S., Matsuyama, fc
Hubbard, Rev. & Mrs. Hugh W., Pao-
tingfu, p '13
Huggins, Miss Alice M., Tunghsien, p..
Huggins, Miss Mabel I., Peiping, p
Hume, Dr. & Mrs. Walter F., Wai, e...
Hunter, Rev. & Mrs. James A. Tungh
sien, p '19
Huntley, Mr. & Mrs. Frank L., Kyoto, fc
Hurlbut, Miss Mary W., Dondi, h
Husted. Miss Edith E., Kobe, fc
Isely, Rev. & Mrs. Merrill N., Gazian-
tep, t '20
Jacobs, Miss Jennie, Foochow, p ....
Jameson, Dr. & Mrs. Wm. J., Manepay,/
Jillson, Miss Jeannie L., Beirut, I ..
Jones, Miss Marycarol, Wai, e
Judd, Dr. & Mrs. Walter J., Tehchow, p
Kane, Miss Marion E., Tokyo, fc | ]
'14
•12
Keithahn, Rev. &. Mrs. Ralph R., Pasu-
malai, e
Kelley, Miss Anne B., Peiping, p
Kellogg, Rev. & Mrs.Edwin D.,Shaowu,p
Kellogg, Miss Gertrude E., Fenchow, p..
Kincheloe, Mr. & Mrs. Wathen L., Mt.
Silinda, g
Kintner, Miss Helen L., Tunghsien, p ....
Krieder, Mr. & Mrs. Herman, Istanbul, a
Lanktree, Miss Lucy B., Ingtai, p
Larkins, Miss Mabel E., Mt. Silinda, g..
Laubach, Rev. & Mrs. Frank C, Ph.D.,
Dansalan, v
Lawrence, Mr. & Mrs. Caleb B., Izmir, t
Lawrence, Dr. & Mrs. W. T., Chikore, g
Lawson, Mr. & Mrs. James H., Madura.d
Leach, Rev. & Mrs. Henry P. D., Mexico
City, s
Lee, Miss Anna Lucille, Madura, d
Leete, Rev. & Mrs. William R., Paoting-
fu, p
Leger, Rev. & Mrs.Samuel H.,Foochow,p
Leslie, Mrs. Elvesta T., Istanbul, a
Lewis, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur A., Adams,c
Lewis, Dr. & Mrs. Neil H., Ingtai, p ....
Lockwood, Mr. & Mrs. Edson C, Ma-
dura, e
Lockwood, Rev.& Mrs.George C.,Jaluit,y
Long, Rev. & Mrs. Loy L., Sholapur, e....
Long, Miss Mabel E., EUenico, n
Lorbeer, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd L.,Dindigul,d
Loughbridge, Miss Stella N., Scutari, t..
Lowrey, Miss Edna, Canton, p
Lum, Miss Maryette H., Peiping, p
Lyman, Rev. & Mrs. James K., Marash.t
Lyons, Miss Lucia E., Tehchow, p
MacCallum, Rev. & Mrs. Frederick W.,
D.D., Istanbul, a
MacCausland, Miss Isabel, Kobe, fc ....
MacDonald, Miss Jean D., Sachikela, h..
Malcolm, Miss Florence C, Chilesso, h ..
Mann, Rev. & Mrs. Leland W., Kyoto.fc
Manshardt, Rev. & Mrs. C. G., Bombay,e
Marden, Dr. & Mrs. Jesse K., Athens, n
Markham, Dr. & Mrs. H. V., Dondi, h...
Markham, Mr. & Mrs. R. Finney, Istan-
bul, a
Marsh, Rev. & Mrs. John S.,Mt.Silinda,g(
Martin, Rev. & Mrs. Azel A., Batla-
gxindu, d
Martin, Rev. & Mrs. Harry S. Tungh-
sien, p
Martin, Miss Jessie E., Adana, t
Matthews, Rev. & Mrs. Harold S., Tien-
tsin, p
Maxwell, Mrs. Katherine S., Durban, c
Maynard, Rev. & Mrs. Harrison A.,
Izmir
McCall, Rev. & Mrs. Clarence F.,
Niigata, fc
McCann, Mr. & Mrs.James H.,Tientsin,p
McClure, Miss Mary L., Fenchow, p ....
McClure, Rev. & Mrs. Robert W., Foo-
chow, p
McCord, Dr. & Mrs. James B., Durban,c
McDowell, Rev. & Mrs. Henry C, Ga-
langue, h
McKinley, Rev. & Mrs. James F.,
Dumaguete, v
McKnight, Rev. & Mrs. William Q.,
McMillan, Dr. & Mrs. Aaron M., Ga-
langue, h
Meacham, Rev.& Mrs.Frank T.,Chikore,g
Meebold, Miss Louise M., Fenchow, p....
Merrill, Miss Gertrude H., Gogoi, g ....
Merrill, Rev. & Mrs. John E.. Ph.D.,
Aleppo, I
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Missionary and Location
O <
Missionary and Location
Merrill, Miss Katherine, Matsuyama.fc..
Meyering, Mr. & Mrs. Harry R., Tarsus.t
Miller, Rev. & Mrs. Charles W., Ph.D.,
Pasumalai, e
Mills, Miss Minnie B., Athens, n
Miner, Miss Luella, Tsinan, p
Minton, Miss Una J., Bialundo, h
Mix, Miss Katharine, Wai, e
Moran, Rev.& Mrs. Sherwood F., Osaka, fc
Morley, Miss Bertha B., Saloniki, n...
Moulton, Rev. & Mrs. Joseph L.,Rahuri,e
Munger, Miss Alzina C, Taiku, p
Murphy, Miss Alice E., Lintsing, p
Neff, Rev. & Mrs. Clarence A., Guad-
alajara, s
Neipp, Rev. & Mrs. Henry A.,Bailundo,h
Nelson, Miss Valley L., Lintsing, p
Newell, Mr. & Mrs. George M., Foo-
chow, p
Nichols, Rev. & Mrs. Edward G., Din-
digul, d
Nicholson, Miss Oline E., Sholapur, c
Nilson, Rev. & Mrs. Paul E., Kayseri, t...
Nolting, Rev. & Mrs. Edward L., Ma-
dura, d _
Noreen, Miss Emma B., Fenchow, p ....
Norton, Miss Harriet C, Aleppo, I
Noyes, Miss Fanny G., Merzifon, t
Nugent, Miss Isabella, Satara, e
Nute, Dr. & Mrs. William L., Adana, f....
Odell, Miss Elsie J., Merzifon, f
Olds, Rev. & Mrs. C. Burnell,Okayama,fc
Orner, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J.,Mt.Silinda,g
Orvis, Miss Susan W., Mardin, t
Otto, Dr. Anna M., Madura, e
Outerbridge, Rev. & Mrs. L. M., Teh
chow, p I
Parmelee, Miss Ruth A., M.D., Athens.n
Parsons, Miss Aileen B., Mazatlan, s ....
Parsons, Miss Edith F., Izmir, f
Partridge, Rev. & Mrs. Ernest C.,Izmir,f
Payne, Miss Jessie E., Szechuan, p
Pedley, Mrs. Hilton, Kobe, fc
Pence, Mr. & Mrs. Harold T., Gazian-
tep, t
Perry, Miss Catherine C, Kobe, k
Perry, Rev. & Mrs. Edward T.,Istanbul,a
Phelps, Miss Isabelle, Paotingfu, p
Phelps, Miss Theda B., Gaziantep, f
Phillips, Rev. & Mrs. Ray E., Johannes-
burg, c
Picken, Miss L. Lillian, Satara, e
Pinneo, Miss Annie E., Ellenico, n
Pohl, Miss Isle C, Kayseri, f
Porter, Rev. & Mrs. Lucius C, Peiping,p
Putney, Miss Ethel W., Istanbul, a
Pye, Rev. & Mrs. Ernest, Athens, n
Pye, Mrs. Gertrude C, Fenchow, p
Quickenden, Miss Catherine S.,Aruppu-
kottai, d
Rawlinson, Rev. & Mrs. Frank, D.D.,
Shanghai, p
Redick, Miss Emma C, Bailundo, h
Reed, Miss Alice C, Tehchow, p
Reed, Miss Bertha P., Paotingfu, p
Reed, Rev. & Mrs. Cass Arthur, Ed.D.,
Izmir, t
Reuling, Mr. & Mrs. John A. Adams, c
Reynolds, Rev. & Mrs.Paul R.,Fenchow,p
Rice, Miss Nina E., Ellenico, n
Rice. Rev. & Mrs. Norman L., Mapum-
ulo, c
Ridley, Miss Florence M., Wai. e ...
Riggs.'Rev. & Mrs. Charles H., Nanking, p|
Riggs, Rev. & Mrs. Charles T.,Istanbul,a
Riggs, Rev. & Mrs. Henry H., Beirut, I..
Rinden, Rev. & Mrs. Arthur, Diongloh,p
Roberts, Rev. & Mrs. Floyd L., Nagoya,Jc
•23
'01
'24
•17
'94
'08
'08
'14
'11
'11
'07
'07
'06
'02
'22
'00
'16
'02
'11
'11
'27
'18
'20
'03
'25
'2.5
'28
'23
'14
'00
'00
'01
■02
'26
'26
'26
'29
Roberts, Isabella M., M.D., Madura, e ....
Robinson, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur G., Tien-
tsin, p
Robinson, Rev. & Mrs. Harold W., Teh-
chow, p
Robinson, Dr. & Mrs. Hugh L.,Lintsing,p
Rose, Rev. & Mrs. Richard S., Athens, n
Rounds, Miss F. Louise, Sachikela, h ....
Russell, Miss Lida M., Dondi, h
Saunders, Rev. & Mrs.Albert J.,Madura,d|
Sawyer, Miss Myra L., Tehchow, p
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Roderick.Foocnow.p
Sewall, Miss Carolyn T., Tientsin, p
Sewny, Mrs. Lillian Cole, Saloniki, n ....
Shank, Miss Dora F., Adana, a
Shaw, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest T., Peiping, p
Shepard, Dr. & Mrs. Lorrin A.,Istanbul,a
Shepherd, Rev. & Mrs. George W.,
Shaowu, p
Shrader, Rev. & Mrs. Ralph R., Foo-
chow, p
Silliman, Miss Caroline, Aleppo, I
Smith, Miss Bertha K., Aruppokottai, d
Smith, Rev. & Mrs. Edward H., Ingtai,p
Smith, Miss Helen H., Foochow, p
Smith, Mr. R. Bonsall, Kayseri, t
Stacy, Miss Martha R., Ishinomaki, fc....
Stanley, Rev. & Mrs. Charles A., D. D.,
Tsinan, p
Stelle, Rev. & Mrs. William B., Tungh-
sien, p
Stick, Rev. & Mrs. Henry A., Adams, c.
Stoffer, Rev. & Mrs. Bryan S., Madura,d
Stoltzfus, Rev. & Mrs. B. F.. Sofia, i
Storrs, Rev. & Mrs. Charles L.,Shaowu,p
Stowe, Miss Grace H., Kobe, fc
Stowe, Miss Mary E., Kobe, fc
Swan, Miss Florence T
Swart, Rev. & Mrs. Winfield Q.,Ahmed
nagar, c
Taylor, Miss Betty I. (R.N.), Madura, d
Taylor, Dr. & Mrs. Alan B., Durban, c...
Taylor, Rev. & Mrs. James D., D.D., Jo
hannesburg, c
Thelin, Mr. & Mrs. Guy A., Foochow, p
Thomas, Miss Eunice T., Foochow, p .
Thomas, Mr. & Mrs. G. Ross, Bombay
Thomas, Dr. & Mrs. Horace S., Madura, d
Thomas, Miss Mary, Bailundo
Tong, Rev. & Mrs. Walter C, Davao, v..
Tontz, Miss Minnie A., Mt. Silinda, g....
Topping, Rev. & Mrs. William H., Foo-
chow, p
Torrence, Miss Louise F., Mt. Silinda, g
Towne, Miss Mary A., Dumoguete, v
Towner, Miss C. Grace, Adana, t
Trowbridge, Miss Elizabeth M., Gazian-
tep, t
Tucker, Rev. & Mrs.Frank S.,Bailundo,h.
Van Kirk, Miss Ruth E., Peiping, p
Vaughan, Rev. & Mrs. Stanley.Manama-
dura, d
Vrooman, Rev. & Mrs. Lee, Izmir, t
Wagner, Dr. & Mrs. Vincent E., Taiku.p
Walbridge, Miss Margaret E., Inanda, c
Walker, Miss Josephine C, Shaowu, p
Walker, Miss Nellie M., Foochow, p
Wallace, Miss Genevieve J., Madura, d
Wallace, Rev. & Mrs. William W., Ma
dura, e
Wain, Rev. & Mrs. Duane V., Chilesso, h
Ward, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur A., Tellip-
pallai, f
Ward, Miss Laura D., Diongloh, p
Ward, Miss Mary I., Merzifon, t
Warren, Rev. & Mrs. Charles M., Miya-
zaki, fc
Watson, Dr. & Mrs. Percy T., Fenchow.p
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'12
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'04
'01
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Missionaries of A. B. C. F. M.
325
Missionary and Location
Webb, Rev. & Mrs. Richard S., Dondi.h
Webster, Mrs. Marion M., Dondi.h
Weir, Miss Alice J., Johannesburg, e...
Wheeler, Rev. & Mrs.Wendell C.,Satara,e
White, Rev. & Mrs. Emmons E.,Aruppu-
kottai, e
White, Rev. & Mrs. George E., D.D.,
Saloniki, n
White, Dr. & Mrs. Matthew J. W., Caga-
yan, b
Wickes, Rev. & Mrs. Dean R., Lintsing.p
Wilcox, Miss Katie, Madura, d
Wilder, Dr. & Mrs. Edward W.,Madura,d
Wilder, Rev. & Mrs. George D., D.D.,
Tunghsien, p
Wiley, Miss Martha, Foochow, p
Wiley, Rev. & Mrs. Walter B., Marash,t
Williams, Miss Gladys M., Taiku, p ....
Willis, Dr. & Mrs. Willis H.. Mt. Si-
linda, g
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d
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'85
'3C
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'90
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'15
•21
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Missionary and Location
Wilson, Miss Eleanor, Kobe, k
Wilson, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley D.,Peiping,p
Wolsted, Rev. & Mrs. Clarence E., Man-
amadura, d
Wood, Miss Agnes A., Inanda, c
Wood, Miss E. Loleta, Rahuri, e
Wood, Miss Gertrude N., Peiping, p
Woodard, Rev. & Mrs. William P.,Seoul,
Korea
Woodruff, Mrs. Alma S., Sofia, u
Woodward, Rev. & Mrs. Frank J., Dan-
salan, Lanao, v
Woodward, Miss Sarah E., Istanbul, a....
Woolworth, Rev. & Mrs. Wm. Sage, Jr.,
Tarsus, f
Wright, Miss Margarita, Guadalajara, s
Yarrow, Miss Harriet, Istanbul, a
Zbinden, Miss Emma, Merzifon, t
•21
a Constantinople, P. O. Box 142.
b Portugese East Africa.
c South Africa,
d South India,
e India.
/ Ceylon.
g South Rhodesia, Africa.
h West Africa,
i Spain.
k Japan.
I Syria,
m Caucasus.
n Greece,
p China.
q Czechoslovakia,
s Mexico.
t Turkey.
u Bulgaria,
y Micronesia.
I' Philippine Islands (Mindanao).
N. B. — As postal directions, the places named are often inadequate and subject to change.
Correspondents of missionaries of the American Board are advised to send their letters, en-
closed, to Rev. H. E. B. Case, 14 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
326 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
RETIRED MISSIONARIES OF THE AMERICAN BOARD
WHO HAD TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OR MORE IN SERVICE.
Ord App
Abbott, Dr. Justin E., 120 Hobart
Ave., Summit, N. J '80
Aiken, Rev. Edwin E., 18 Chiang T'sa
Hu Tung, Peiping, China '85 '80
Allchin, Rev. George, 254 Cliff Ave.,
Pelham, N. Y '82 '80
Andrews, Miss Mary E., Paotingfu,
Hopei, China '68
Baldwin, Rev. Theodore A., 322 Lawn
Ridge Road, Orange, N. J '67 '67
Ballantine, Mrs. William O., 1021 So.
El Molino Ave., Pasadena, Cal '85
Bement, Miss Frances K., West Dover,
Ohio '98
Bement, Dr. Lucy P., West Dover,
Ohio '98
Berry, Dr. (M.D.) and Mrs. John C,
28 Trowbridge Road, Worcester,
Mass "71
Bissell, Miss Emily R., 138 Hancock
St., Auburndale, Mass '86
Blakely, Miss Ellen M., South Had-
ley, Mass "85
Brown, Mrs. Clara P., 906 College
Ave., Wooster, Ohio '99
Browne, Dr. John K., 138 Hancock
St., Auburndale, Mass '76 '75
Bruce, Mrs. Hepzibeth P., Panchgani,
Bombay Presidency, India '62
Caldwell, Mr. & Mrs. Samuel L., c/o
American Board, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass '03
Cary, Dr. and Mrs. Otis, 138 Hancock
St., Auburndale, Mass '77 '77
Chambers, Dr. and Mrs. W. Nesbitt,
care American Press, Beirut, Syria '84 '79
Chandler, Dr. and Mrs. John S., 144
Hancock St., Auburndale, Mass. '73 '72
Chapin, Rev. Franklin M., 503 E. Jef-
ferson St., Ann Arbor, Mich '80 '80
Chittenden, Miss Caroline E., care
Mrs. C. Chittenden, 6 West St.,
Oberlin, Ohio '92
Clark, Rev. Cyrus A., 440 Harrison
Ave., Claremont, California .... '87 '87
Clark, Mrs. Ruth E., 41 Comely Bank
Road, Edinburgh, Scotland '84
Corbin, Rev. (D. D.) Paul L., Taiku,
Shansi, China '99 '03
Cowles, Mrs. Amy B., 914 N. Electric
Ave., Alhambra, California '93
Cozad, Miss Gertrude, 140 W. 8th St.,
Claremont, California '88
Denton, Miss Mary F., Kyoto, Japan '88
Dodd, Miss Isabella, 271 Claremont
Ave., Montclair, N. J '82
Eaton, Mrs. James D., 5955 Hayes
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal '82
Elwood, Rev. Willis P., 220 Mont-
gomery St., Bloomfleld, N. J '91
Fairbank, Mrs. Henry, Ahmednagar,
India '85
Gates, Mrs. Frances H., c/o Wm. H.
Gates, Baton Rouge, La '75
Goodenough, Mrs. Herbert D.,
Rochester, Mass '81
Gordon, Mrs. Agnes D., Kyoto, Japan '72
Graf, Miss Johanna L., 843 V2 N. Main
St., Springfield, Mo '94
Gulick, Miss Julia A. E., Honolulu, T.
H., 2130 Armstrong St '74
Gulick, Dr. and Mrs. Sidney L., 105
East 22nd St., New York, N. Y '89 '87
Hartwell, Miss Emily S., Foochow,
Fukien, China '83
Haskell, Miss Mary M., 5141 El Rio
Ave., Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, Cal. '90
Ord App
Herrick, Rev. and Mrs. David S., 86
Hancock St., Auburndale, Mass '94 '94
Hitchcock, Mr. and Mrs. William E.,
West Medway, Mass '80
Holton, Rev. and Mrs. Edward P.,
4 Parker St., Newbury, Mass '91 '89
House, Dr. and Mrs. J. Henry, 99
Claremont Ave., New York, N. Y '71 '71
Howe, Miss Annie L., Fort Valley,
Georgia '87
Howland, Dr. and Mrs. John, 238 W.
7th St., Claremont, California '82 '82
Howland, Miss Susan R., c/o John
Howland, Claremont, Cal '73
Hubbard, Mrs. Emma R., 29 Lafayette
St., White Plains, N. Y '73
Ingram, Dr. (M.D.) and Mrs. James
H., 40 Tengshinkou, Peiping, China '87
Irwin, Mrs. Herbert M., 59 Donald St.,
Winnepeg, Canada '03
JefEery, Mrs. Maude B., 192 Forest
St., Oberlin, Ohio '90
Jones, Miss Anna B., 220 S. Pearl St.,
Granville, Ohio '90
Jones, Mrs. Sara H., 170 Woodlawn
Ave., Oberlin, Ohio '78
Judson, Miss Cornelia, 820 E. Broad-
way, Stratford, Conn '87
Kinnear, Dr. (M.D.) and Mrs. Hard-
man N., 263 Elm St., Oberlin, Ohio '89
Knapp, Mrs. Anna J., 321 Central St.,
Auburndale, Mass '90
Learned, Dr. and Mrs. Dwight W.,
520 Mayflower Rd., Claremont, Cal. '75 '75
Lombard, Rev. Frank A., 1 Crown
Ridge Rd., Wellesley, Mass '00 "03
McCallum, Miss Emily M., American
Junior College, Athens, Greece '83
MacLachlan, Dr. and Mrs. Alexander,
106 Barrie St., Kingston, Ontario,
Canada '87 '90
Marden, Mrs. Etta D., 249 N. Euclid
Ave., Pasadena, Cal '81
Marsh, Mrs. Ursula C, 808 Columbia
St., Claremont, California '68
Martin, Dr. and Mrs. John C, 560
Mayflower Road, Claremont, Cal '88 '93
Matthews, Miss Mary L., 48 S. 12th
St., Mt. Vernon, N. Y '88
McNaughton, Rev. & Mrs. James P.,
D.D., 132 Park Ave., Swarthmore,
Penn '87 '87
Millard, Miss Anna L., 508 Prescott
Ave., Pasadena, California '87
Newell, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. Horatio
B., 131 W. 8th St., Claremont, Cal. '87
Parmelee, Miss H. Frances, 52
Koyama, Horiike Cho, Kyoto,
Japan '77
Ps^tnck, Miss Mary Mills, King's
Crown Hotel, New York, N. Y '71
Peet, Rev. and Mrs. Lyman P., 780
No. Orange Grove Ave., Pasadena,
California '88 '87
Peet, Dr. William W., Pilgrim Place,
Claremont, California '81
Perkins, Rev. Henry P., 536 Berkeley
Ave., Claremont, California '82 '82
Perkins, Rev. James C, 48 W. Vine
St., Oberlin, Ohio '85 '84
Pettee, Mrs. Belle W., 923 West North
St., Decatur, Illinois '78
Phelps, Miss Fidelia, 525 W. 6th St.,
Claremont, California '84
Porter, Rev. John S., U. Havl., Sadu 7,
Prague, Shansi, China '91 '91
Prime, Miss Ida W., Huntington, L.
I., New York '84
1931] Retired Ordained Missionaries of the American Board 327
Ord App
Ransom, Rev. and Mrs. Charles N.,
Box 661, Southern Pines, North
Carolina "89 '89
Riggs, Mrs. Sarah D., 21 Crystal St.,
Melrose, Mass '69
Root, Miss Mary M., American Board,
14 Beacon St., Boston, Mass '87
Rowland, Dr. and Mrs. George M.,
138 Hancock St., Auburndale, Mass. '86 '86
Sanders, Rev. (D.D.) & Mrs. William
H., 2129 Gilles St., Wilmington, Del. '80
Searle, Miss Susan A., 635 Alden Rd.,
Claremont, California '83
Scott, (M.D.) Mrs. Mary M., 138 Han-
cock St., Auburndale, Mass '93
Sheffield, Mrs. Eleanor W., care Mrs.
Frank Atchison, 2234 Kameha Meha
Ave., Honolulu, T. H 69
Smith, Dr. Arthur H., 620 Plymouth
Road, Claremont, California '72 '72
Smith, Mrs. Emily F., care Mrs. Thos.
Taylor, 214 Windsor Road, Waban,
Mass '71
Smith, Mrs. James, care Rev. Wm.
Hazen, Sholapur, India '79
Smith, Mrs. Sarah S., care Wallace W.
Smith, Polytechnic, Montana '74
Stanford, Mrs. Jennie P., 149 S. New
Hampshire Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. '86
Stapleton, Rev. and Mrs. Robert S.,
Line Fork Settlement, Gilley
Letcher Co., Ky '97 '98
Ord App
Stover, Mrs. Bertha D., Claremont,
California '82
Swift, Miss Eva M., Missionary Rest
Home, 2 Infantry Road, Bangalore,
S. India '84
Thomson, Mrs. Agnes C, Duncan,
Vancouver Island, B. C '81
Thomson, Dr. and Mrs. William L., '91
Ussher, Rev. (M.D.) Clarence D.,
8 High St., Worcester, Mass '94 '97
Webb, Miss Elizabeth, care Ameri-
can Press, Beirut, Syria '86
Webb, Mary G., care American Press,
Beirut, Syria '90
White, Rev. and Mrs. Schuyler S., 815
North Hill Ave., Pasadena, Cal '90 '90
Wilder, Dr. George A., 28 Edgewood
Road, Glen Ridge, N. J '80 "80
Wingate, Rev. and Mrs. Henry K.,
6010 E. Third St., Northfleld, Minn. '93 '93
Woodin, Mrs. Sarah L., Saybrook,
Connecticut '59
Woodside, Mrs. Thomas W., Winter
Park, Florida '88
Woodworth, Rev. & Mrs. A. D., 26
Kasumicho, Azabu, Ku, Tokyo,
Japan '92
Wright, Dr. and Mrs. Alfred C, Pil-
grim Place, Claremont, California '86 '85
Wyckoff, Miss E. Gertrude, 219 S.
Glenwood Ave., Peoria, Illinois '87
UNIVERSITY PASTORS AND WORKERS
♦Indicates pastors of local churches serving student bodies under arrangement with
the Education Society and the State Conferences.
tSignifies that other denominations share in the support of these workers.
♦Allan, Rev. W. Murray, 213 N. 5th St.,
Grand Forks, N. Dak. (University of
North Dakota.)
tAndrews, Rev. B. F. Durham, N. H. (Uni-
versity of New Hampshire.)
♦Andrews, Rev. George A., 824 N. 20th Ave.,
Tucson, Ariz. (Univ. of Arizona.)
tAspinwall, Miss Lura E., Durham, N. H.
(University of New Hampshire.)
♦Buschmeyer, Rev. Fred, Durham, N. H.
(University of New Hampshire.)
♦Conard, Rev. Ralph V., 517 9th Ave., N.,
Fargo, N. Dak. (North Dakota College
of Agriculture.)
Crabill, Miss Katharine E., 922 Sheridan St.,
Ypsilanti, Mich. (Mich. State Normal
College.)
tFielder, Rev. Cecil G., Orono, Me. (Uni-
versity of Maine.)
tFiske, Rev. Nathan M., Davis, Cal. (Uni-
versity Farm School.)
♦Frost, Rev. S. E., Jr., 412 W. 23rd St.,
Austin, Texas. (University of Texas.)
♦Gregory, Rev. P. E., 617 5th St., S. E..
Minneapolis, Minn. (Uninversity of
Minnesota.)
♦Grey, Rev. A. D., Lawrence, Kan. (Uni-
versity of Kansas.)
Harris, Mr. Guy, Y. M. C. A., Los Angeles,
Cal. (University of California.)
Hyslop, Rev. Frederick W., First Congre-
gational Church, Madison, Wis. (Uni-
versity of Wisconsin.)
James. Rev. Walter N., 103 E. 15th St.,
Columbus, Ohio. (Ohio State Uni-
versity.)
tKunkel, Rev. Norman W., East Lansing,
Mich. (Michigan Agricultural College.)
♦Milne, Rev. C. P., Pullman, Wash. (Wash-
ington State College.)
Mol, Martin and Mrs. A. D. Tinker, Ann
Arbor, Mich. (University of Michigan.)
Moore, Rev. James A. G., 106 Highland
Av., Ithaca, N. Y. (Cornell University.)
tMorrow, Rev. Fred R., 858 Madison St.,
Corvallis, Ore. (Oregon Agricultural
College.)
♦Niedringhaus, Rev. Frederick W., 716 E.
8th St., Tucson, Ariz. (University of
Ariz.)
♦Palmer, Rev. Clay E., Eugene, Ore. (Uni-
versity of Oregon.)
♦Piatt, Rev. Ferry L., Jr., 1st Congregational
Church, Manhattan, Kansas. (University
of Kansas.)
Powers, Rev. Waldo, 6th & Daniel Sts.,
Champaign, 111. (University of Illinois.)
♦Reed, Rev. L. F., Boulder, Colo. (Uni-
versity of Colorado.)
tSater, Miss Emma C, People's Church, East
Lansing, Mich. (Mich. Agricultural
College.)
Schmidt, Rev. Harold E., 2330 Lincoln Way,
Ames, Iowa. (Iowa State College.)
Scott, Mr. Ralph C, 1st Congregational
Church, Berkeley, Cal. (University of
California.)
♦Sharpe, Rev. P. A., 3 Forest Ave., Ver-
million, S. Dak. (Univ. of S. Dak.)
Steininger. Rev. W. R., 4305 15th St., N.
E., Seattle, Wash. (University of Wash-
ington.)
♦Warford, Rev. O. R., University Congrega-
tional Church, Missoula, Mont. (Uni-
versity of Montana.)
tWilliams, Rev. Paul, Amherst, Mass.
(Massachusetts Agricultural College.)
328 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
PASTORS OF CONGREGATIONAL AND
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
NOT MEMBERS OF ASSOCIATIONS OR CONFERENCES AND
LICENTIATES
List of pastors who have not been reported as having full ministerial standing.
The list includes the names of all licentiates reported by state registrars whether
they are serving churches or not.
Abe, Seizo, Cong., 1043 Main St., Seattle,
Wash.
Abrahams, Wm. C, Lie, Bangor Theo.
Seminary, Bangor, Me.
Adams. Claude E., M. E., Pelham, N. H.
Adams, Mrs. Julia, Lie, Milford Center,
Ohio.
Addie, Hughes, Lie, 505 N. Caroline St..
Baltimore, Md.
Adltins. Clayton C, Meth., Millbury, Mass.
Aikins. Lincoln J.. Lie, Polytechnic In-
stitute. Montreal, Can.
Akers. George R.. M. E., Franklin, Vt.
Albee, Harriet H.. Lie, W. Stewartstown,
N. H.
Albrecht, L. M., Breth., Gresham, Nebr.
Alford, John D., Lie, Stella Rte., Florala,
Ala.
Alderson. Mrs. John, Lie, Frankfort, S. D.
Alexander, John B., Bapf., Old Lyme,
R. D., Conn.
Alexander, Logan, Lie, Palmer Springs. Va.
Alexander. O. P., Lie, Radcliffe, Va.
Alisea, Fidel, U. Breth. Lie, Aruz, Ponce,
P R
Allen, 'e. O., M. E., Villa Ridge, 111.
Allen, Eric R., Manchester, Vt.
Allen, LeRoy G.. Bapf. Lay, 52 Bristol St..
West Haven, Conn.
Almon, Clarence, Presb., Hamilton, Mo.
Alton, Ralph T., Meth., Tyngsboro, Mass.
Alu. Mrs. Ed.. Lie, Puunene, Hawaii.
Ames, O. E., Disc, 270 Grand River, East
Lansing, Mich.
Anderson. Bessie L., Lie, University of
Maine, Orono. Me.
Anderson. C. E.. Cov., Viking, Minn.
Anderson, Charles F., Bapt. Lie, Chester.
Mass.
Anderson, D. R., Ev., Hancock, Minn.
Anderson, E. F.. M. E., Mitchell, Iowa.
Anderson, H. C, Nof, Ev. Free, 563
Olympia Ave.. Grantwood. N. J.
Anderson. Newton T., Bapt. Lie, Green-
land. N. H.
Anderson, Thomas H., Lie, 924 Hillman St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Aoki, Sajiro, Lie, Puunene, Hawaii.
Applegath, Charles L., M. E., Middlefleld,
Conn.
Applewhite, J. J.. Lie, 2177 Fifth Ave.,
New York, N. Y.
Archer, W. N., Lie, Lineville. Ala.
Arlin. W. Aubrey. Lie, Friendship. N. Y.
Armes, Wm. J., Univ., Avon, 111.
Ashton, Lee, Meth., Lenoxdale, Mass.
Austin, Roy H., Bapt., Wayzata, Minn.
Auten, R. W., Lie, Oberlin, Ohio.
Avery, Perry D.. Lie, 5757 University
Ave.. Chicago, 111.
Ayers, Stephen E.. 105 Washington St.,
Maiden. Mass.
Babcock, W. H., Lie, Eau Claire, Wis.
Baccus, Joseph, Lie, Redlands, Calif.
Bacon, Miles, M. E., Chandlerville, 111.
Baggett, Seth, Lie, 153 Institute Place,
Chicago. 111.
Bailey, Mrs. L. B., Lie, c/o Rev. McRae,
Greensboro, N. C.
Bailey, William H., Bapt., Spratt, Mich.
Baker, Henry D., Bapt., Lie, East Wood-
stock, Conn.
Baker. O. S., M. E., Tonasket, Wash.
Baker, Ralph E.. M. E. Lie, Stevens. S. D.
Bankston, Daisy G., Lie, R. R. 9, Fairfield,
111.
Bare, Henry Z.. Luth., Westville, R. D. 2,
Conn.
Barkhau, Harold W., E. P. Lie, North East
St., Madison, Ind.
Barnard, H. H.. M. E. Lie, Richland. N. Y.
Barry. Frank T.. Presb., 10324 Park Hts.
Rd.. Cleveland. Ohio.
Barter. Merrill E.. Bapt., Wardsboro, Vt.
Bascom, Eric W.. Lie, Canterbury. N. H.
Baskerville. Arthur. Presb., 1418 E. 63d St..
Seattle, Wash.
Baskerville. Wm. E.. Presb., Sidney. Mont.
Bass, Franklin M.. 305 Main St., West
Haven, Conn.
Bastic, Rufus M., Lie, c/o Carrotts Taylor
Shop. Fayetteville, N. C.
Bastow, William, Pawtucket. R. I.
Batten, Erwin G.. M. E., East Calais, Vt.
Baughman, Neil S.. Presb., 317 E. 7th St..
Sedalia, Mo.
Bayless, Dewey, Lie, R. 1, Stout, Ohio.
Baxter, Nelson I., Lie, Tomah, Wis.
Beal, Ellery J.. Meth., Bruce. Wis.
Beale. Elmore, Lie, Mt. Sterling, Ohio.
Bechtold, Paul F.. Ch. oj Breth., Berry-
town, Kans.
Bell. Thomas J.. Brockton, Mass.
Bemont, Everett T., Lie, Middleboro, R. D.
3 IVI^ss
Benedict, Charles E., M. E., Bethlehem.
Corui.
Bengston. Albert J.. Swed. Cov., 584
Orange St., New Haven. Conn.
Benjamin, M., Lie, Keanae. Hawaii.
Benn. George W.. Presb., 211 N. Madison
St.. Iowa City. la.
Bennett, Gordon. Lie, Thompsonville. Mich.
Bennett. Thomas C. Presb. Lie, Prentice.
Wis.
Bentley, Robert A., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Bergner, Chas. S., Presb., Rochester, N. Y.
Bernhardt. H. A., Evang., Westfleld. Wis.
Bernhardt. O. J., Evang., Webster. Wis.
Berntsen, R., Evang., Britt, Iowa.
Berry, Edward P., Presb., 40 High St..
Springfield. Mass.
Berthuis. Cornelius, Ref'd, Hudsonville,
Mich.
Biddle, Eugene L., Presb., Cortland. N. Y.
Birney. George, M. E., Burton, R. D., Ohio.
Bissey. Charles J., Lie, Villa Park, 111.
Bjuge. Carl B., Free, 1439 W. 54th St..
Cleveland. Ohio.
Bjurlin, David B., S.M.C., 14V2 Spring St.,
Beverly, Mass.
Blackhoop. Benedict. Lie, Little Eagle,
S. D.
1931] Pastors Not Members Congl.-Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 329
Blanchard, Forest I., Lie, 6801 Maplewood,
Sylvania, Ohio.
Bleakley, Wm. S. J., M. E., Oto, Iowa.
Bleakney, Luke M., Bapt., Montpelier, R. 4,
Vt.
Blodgett, Emerson F., Lie, New Glouces-
ter, Me.
Blodgett, Robert H., Lie, Pittsfield. Vt.
Bloom, Gustav N., East Sioed., Corona,
N. Y.
Bloom, W. S., 2112a Grant St., Berkeley,
Cal.
Boaz, Roy D., Breth., West Haven, Conn.
Boell, A. J., Presb., Dubuque, la.
Boldt, Roy A., Bapt., Bayport, Minn.
Boles, J. Hoyt, Presb. Lie, 2371 V2 Bissell
St., Chicago, 111.
Bolster, J. C, Presb., Soquel, Cal.
Bond, L. E., Presb., 803 Montello St., Hood
River, Ore.
Bonner, G. K., Lie, Hendricks, W. Va.
Bonner, Victor, Lie, Davis, W. Va.
Boone, Francis B., Bapt., West Charleston,
Vt.
Bosworth, Leslie, Lie, Wichita University,
Wichita, Kans.
Bovington, David, Bapt., 2900 Hampshire
Rd., Cleveland, Ohio.
Boyd, James E., Lie, 1719 28th Ave., Oak-
land, Cal.
Boyd, Robert A., Lie, Pomona, Calif.
Boykin, Lewis, Lie, 621 Lindsey St., Ports-
mouth, Va.
Bradbury, Orval, Lie, Noble, 111.
Bradshaw, Harold R., Meth. Lie, Stafford
Springs, R. D. 1, Corm.
Bremicker, Paul. Lie, Central Y. M. C. A.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Brereton, J. P., P. Epis., Medina, Ohio.
Bridge, Mrs. Robert T., Lie, 110 N. Jeffer-
son, Wellington, Kans.
Bridges, S. G., Bapt., State Teachers Col-
lege, Moorhead, Minn.
Brigham, Leland E., Lie, Newport, N. M.
Bright, Cory, Lie, Christiansburg, Ohio.
Brinkmeyer, E. G., Lie, Niles, Calif.
Brinneman, Miss Mabel, Lie, R. 2, Warren,
Ind.
Brittain, C. E., Lie, Indianola, Nebr.
Brodie, Janie G., Lie, 16 W. 129th St., New
York, N. Y.
Brouse, Cecil, Lie, 647 E. Washington St.,
Winchester, Ind.
Brown, Delia, Lie, New Boston, Ohio.
Brown, Elliott W., Presb., 8 Williams, Hoi-
yoke, Mass.
Brown, G. D., M. E., Brentford, S. D.
Brown, Irving C, M. E., Guildhall, Vt.
Brown, James B., Presb. Aurora, Nebr.
Brown, James G., Evang., Goshen, Conn.
Brown, John M.. Lie, Spreckelsville,
Hawaii.
Brown, Texas, Lie, 1118 31st St., Newport
News, Va.
Brown, Wm. J.. Lie, West Winfield, N. Y.
Brownell, Stephen P., Presb., Wells, Maine.
Brownson, Marcus A., Presb., 234 Bard
Ave., W. New Brighton, Staten Island,
N. Y.
Bruvold, G. B., M. E., Isle La Motte, Vt.
Bryant, Gertrude, Lie, Star, N. C.
Buche, Robert, Com., Union, Iowa.
Bucher, E. R., Bapt., Borough Park Ch.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Buchholz, Fred A., M. E., Chesterfield, lU.
Bucklin, Elden G., Bapt., Chepachet, R. I.
Buckwalter, Chas. R., M. E., Alexander,
Iowa.
Buehler, Roy. Meth., Flemington, R. F. D.
2, N. J.
Buffalo, Guy, Lie, Bridger, S. D.
Bull, Earl R., Meth., Millis, Mass.
Bunnell, Myron R., Meth., Bridgwater.
Mass.
Burch, Loren, Bapt., Churchville, N. Y.
Burks, H. B., M. E., 1617 Tremont St., Cin-
cinnati, Ohio.
Burnell, Rue, Alliance, R. F. D., Ohio.
Burns, John S., Presb., 864 Monroe St.,
Corvallis, Ore.
Burroughs, Villa C, Lie, Barnstead, N. H.
Burtch, Mrs. Lillian S., Lie, Otego, N. Y.
Burton, Roger T., Lie, Utica. N. Y.
Buschmeyer, Fred W., M. E., Durham,
N. H.
Bushnell, Howard R., Lie, Norwich. R. D.
8, Conn.
Butler, Estella S., Lie, 412 W. 5th Ave.,
Huntington, W. Va.
Butler, John R., M. E., Coupeville, Wash.
Butman, Harry R., Lie, Milton, Vt.
Butterfleld, Mrs. Ray E., Lie, 7 Church St.,
Maiden, Mass.
Butts, Edward, Lie, Berkley, Va.
Butts, James M., Lie, 1045 Boyne St..
Piqua, Ohio.
Byers, E. F., U. B., Tripoli, la.
Cadwell, J. W., S. Meth., Douglas, Alaska.
Caffyn, J. R., M. E., Linwood, Kans.
Cain, George B., Conover, Ohio.
Cambridge, A. A., Bapt., Walnut Hill, Me.
Campbell, Charles L., Disc, Michigan St.,
Maumee, Ohio.
Campbell, Harlin M., M. E., Newmarket,
N. H.
Campbell, Wm. A., M. E., Schroon Lake,
N. Y.
Canney, A. Wallace, Lie, North West-
chester, Conn.
Cannon, W. L., M. E., 3138 8th St., Des
Moines, la.
Canoy, Jefferson M., Lie, Magara, N. C.
Capps, James, Lie, Haw River, N. C.
Carl, George T., M. E., Winchester, N. H.
Carlson, Arthur C, Lie, 19 W. Forest,
Lowell, Mass.
Carlson, Leland H., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Carnahan, C. C, Presb., Fredonia, Kans.
Carson, Hermon A., Derby Line, Vt.
Carter, David, M. E. Lie, Wapping, Corm.
Carter, F. E., Bapt., Fulton, R. D., N. Y.
Carter, Richard P., Lie, Hanover, N. H.
Cartwright, Arthur C, Lie, Biwabik, Mirmi.
Case, Herbert L., Meth., Mankato, Minn.
Case, Wm. Moll, Presb., 16 W. 5th St.,
Reno, Nev.
Caskey, James S., Cong., Genoa City, Wis.
Casto, Mirando, Lie, Logan, Ohio
Catron, Joseph, Bapt., c/o Cora Howard.
Aberdeen, Ohio.
Caughey, Rudolph, Presb., Crockett, Calif.
Cazabatt, Harry H., Lie, 1007 Canal St.,
Houma, La.
Cederberg, Carl E., S. M. C, 103 Montvale
Ave., Woburn, Mass.
Centeno, E. A., Lie, Puunene, Hawaii.
Chadwick, James B., Lie, Wyoming, Del.
Chadwick, J. Raymond, Meth., Lynnfleld
Centre, Mass.
Chalfant, Gilbert, Lie, Binghamton, N. Y.
Chandler, Alexander L., Lie, Warner, N. H.
Chandler, Douglas R., M. E., Trumbull,
Conn.
Chandler, Henry J., Lie, Moretown, Vt.
Chapler, Robert, JW. E., Chebanse, 111.
Chapman, Leslie Warren, Lie, 9 Willow,
Boston, Mass.
Chapman, Wm. J., Lie, Conn.
Chase, Ernest A., Unit., Brewster, Mass.
Chase, Miss M. Priscilla, Lie, 227 Newman
Ave., Rumford, R. I.
Cheeks, Mrs. M. L., Lie, Whaleyville, Va.
Cheleden, A. N., M. E., Carnation, Wash.
Chopard, Paul E., Lie, 3206 Prospect Ave.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Christ. Fred W., Presb., Wilton, N. D.
Clare, Joseph, Meth., Cornish, Maine.
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Clark, Albert, Lie, 5602 S. Union Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Clark, John P., M. E., Avon, Conn.
Clark, Robert A., M. E., Granby, Conn.
Clarke, Merrill F., Presb., New Canaan,
Conn.
Clay, Jackson, Lie, 4th St., Oklahoma City,
Okla.
Claypool, Kenneth D., Lie, Sisson Hall,
Defiance College, Defiance, Ohio.
Clifton, John, Lie, Louisburg, N. C.
Cline, Lafayette, Dart, Ohio.
Clinton, John Kenneth, Lie, 7813 Ardleigh
Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
Clough, Maxwell, M. E., Randolph Center,
Vt.
Coble, R. H., Lie, Burlington, R. 5, N. C.
Cobley, William, Lie, Binghamton, N. Y.
Cochard, Thomas S., Un. Presb., Water-
bury, R. D. 2, Conn.
Cochrun, Edgar R., M. E., Penisula, R. D.
2, Ohio.
Coe, M. Walker, Cong., North Carver,
IVIciss.
Coil, A. S., Lie, Delphos, Ohio.
Coldwell, Stephen A., Bapt., Shutesbury,
Mass.
Cole, Burley T., Lie, Penalosa, Kans.
Cole, Franklin P., Lie, Chatham, Mass.
Collins, Edwin D., Lie, Middlebury, Vt.
Colvin, R. L., Presb., Hope, N. D.
Conaway, Fred D., Meth., Arvin, Calif.
Conhead, Miss Mary, Lie, Alturas, Calif.
Cook, Charles, Lie, 1006 Brook Ave.,
Bronx, N. Y.
Cook, Elmer J., M. E., Somersville, Conn.
Cook, Levi F., Bapt, Danbury, N. H.
Cook, R. E., Lie, Green Mountain, Iowa.
Cooley, Charles R., Un. Breth. Lie, Dur-
ham, Conn.
Cooley, Scott F., M. E., Williston, Vt.
Coombs, Albert L., Lie, Conn.
Coon, Miss Marion, Lie, Otego, N. Y.
Copeland, A. V., Lie, Newport News, Va.
Copeland, Joseph A., Lie, Portsmouth, Va.
Cording, Chester J., Bapt., Esmond, N. D.
Corey, Milton R., Middlefield, Mass.
Cortezan, Catalino C, Lie, Koloa, Hawaii.
Cossairt, H. V., Lie, R. 6, Bluffton, Ind.
Cossum, Clarence M., Cong., Lanesboro,
Mass.
Cosseboom, Raymond J., Lie, East Milli-
nocket. Me.
Coulter, J. H., M. E., Custer, S. D.
Coulthard, Arthur A., Lie, Ashland, Me.
Counting, Daniel, Lie, Lantry, S. D.
Counts, Gilbert E., Disc, 2117 Olive, Lake-
wood, Ohio.
Court, Frank A., Meth., Manchester, Mass.
Covert, William, Lie, Sweet Valley, Pa.
Cox, Herbert P., Bapt., Campbell, Minn.
Cox, Levi, Lie, 214 S. 7th Ave., Mt. Ver-
non, N. Y.
Craig, Andrew K., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Cramer, Raymond L., Lie, 1703 Oxford St.,
Berkeley, Calif.
Crawford, Horatio H., M. E., Deering, N. H.
Crawford, William J., Meth., 52 Cottage,
Whitinsville, Mass.
Creach, O. J., Lie, White River, S. Dak.
Crede, Henry S., Wallingford, Conn.
Crosby, R. Clark, U. Breth., Monroeville,
Ohio.
Cross, Edward J., Bapt., Leslie, Mich.
Crouse, Harvey S., Presb., Mazomanie,
Wis.
Crow, John T., Lie, Parmalee, S. Dak.
Crowe, Joseph O., Lie, 8 Aberdeen Rd.,
Somerville, Mass.
Crowson, B. P., Bapt., Belmont, Vt.
Curry, E. A., Lie, Hopewell, Ky.
Curry, William, Lie, 1518 E. Chase St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Dague, Winifred W., M. E., Bath, Ohio.
Dahlgren, Olof A., Ev. Miss. Assoc, Penn
Ave., Dover, N. J.
Dahlstrom, Elmer B., Sw. Miss. Cov.,
Grantsburg, Wis.
Dalrymple, Homer E., Lie, Rio, Wis.
Damron, Roy B., Bapt., Boise, R. F. D. 2,
Idaho.
Dance, Thomas W., Ch. of Christ Lie,
Keene, N. H.
Danforth, H. Raymond, M. E. Lie, 10
Redwood Ave., Concord, N. H.
Daniels, Vincent H., Lie, 125 Lenox Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Dark, Frederick J., Bapt., Wales, Mass.
David, Evan, Lie, 111.
Davidson, Arlie B., M. E., 303 Lexington
Ave., New Haven, Conn.
Davidson, Floyd, Lie, Somonauk, 111.
Davies, Sidney H., Lie, Vanderbilt Uni-
versity, Nashville, Term.
Davis, Arthur D., Bapt., Kingston, Mass.
Davis, E. Jason, Lie, 2704 N. 63rd, Omaha.
Nebr.
Davis, Frank J., Lie, 320 Reid St. Lake
Charles, La.
Davis, James J., Lie, 1505 Milliman St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Davis, Joseph, Lie, 5 W. 131st St., New
York, N. Y.
Davison, Miss Marguerite, Lie, Thorsby,
Ala.
Dawson, Richard A., Lie, 1929 Sherman
Ave., Evanston, 111.
Day, Mrs. G. Leader, Lie, Robbins, Tenn.
Del Kanic, Joseph, Lie, Hunlock Creek, Pa.
Dellman, M. H., Bapt., Franklin, N. Y.
Denham, Benj. I., Disc, 1038 Quindaro,
Kansas City, Kans.
Denison, Martha, Lie, First Cong'l Church,
Oak Park, 111.
Desha, Stephen L., Jr., Lie, Hilo, Hawaii.
Devos, Auguste, U. B., 735 Prospect, Fall
River, Mass.
De Vries, Charles, Unit., Pepperell, Mass.
De Wolff, L. Harold. Meth., Dracut. Mass.
Dickens, J. Ray, Lie, Holly Springs, N. C.
Dickey, E. L., Lie, Greensboro, N. C.
Dickinson, Minnie J., Naz., Wilder, R. D. 1.
Idaho.
Dickonson, Edward H., Lie, N. Y.
Di Florio, Amico L., Lie, 88 Central Ave.,
Newtonville, Mass.
Dimock, Arthur V., Bapt., Gilmanton Iron
Works, N. H.
Distant, Lewis E., Lie, Brewer, R. D. 5,
Maine.
Doan, M. J., Lie, Warrensburg, Mo.
Dodson, Linden S., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Dotson, George W., Lie, Kokomo, Ind.
Douglas, John W., Disc, Somers, Conn.
Douglass, William E., M. E., Post Mills, Vt.
Drew, George E., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Driskill, V., Lie, 136 West St., Newark,
N. J.
Drummond, Seth A., U. B. Barberton, Ohio.
Dry, Lawrence, Disc, Mitchell, Nebr.
Duke, George T., Bapt. Lie, Washington,
N. H.
Dunlavy, J. M., Lie, 1719 Allen Ave., St.
Louis, Mo.
Dunlop, Arthur, M. E., St. Albans, R. 2,
Vt.
Dunlop, Samuel R., Bapt., Dalton, Wis.
Dunnett, Walter A., Meth., Michigan, N. D.
Durden, George F., Lie, 807 Comal St.,
Austin, Tex.
Durfee, Carroll A., M. E. Lie, Enfield,
N. H.
DuvaU, Sylvanus M., M. E., South Hero, Vt.
Eads, Chas. S., M. E., Redfield, S. D.
1931] Pastors Not Members Congl.-Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 331
Egbert, Miles, Lie, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Eicher, Harry A., Disc, Wayland, Ohio.
Eielson, Eiel S., Dan. Nor., Gilbert Hill Rd.
North Haven, Conn.
Eldredge, Hermon, Lie, Residence: 121
Marathon Ave., Dayton, Ohio; Office:
C. P. A. Bldg., Dayton, Ohio.
Elizer, Alexander B., M. E., Morris, Conn.
Elliot, Charles C, Lie, 509 E. Grove St.,
Ontario, Calif.
Ellison, Wade, Lie, Newport News, Va.
Elmore, H. Dayton, Lie, Mabie, W. Va.
Elmore, W. A., Lie, Mabie, W. Va.
Elsabush, Derelle M., Lie, Hermosa, S.
Dak.
England, R. M., Lie, 1798 Scenic Ave.,
Berkeley, Calif.
Engleman, Edgar W., Bapt., Grass Lake,
Mich.
Enslin, Francis I., Bapt. Lay, Francestown,
N. H.
Ericson, France A., S. M. C, 65 Wachusett,
Worcester, Mass.
Ernst, J. Henry, Meth., Woburn, Mass.
Esch, Mrs. Louise B., Lie, 5111 Fowler
Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.
Esperson, A. J., Bapt., Canandaigua, N. Y.
Evans, David E., Meth., Nahant, Mass.
Everett, P. H., Lie, Holland, Va.
Ewing, Rolland G., Lie, Conn.
Eyster, Walter C, M. E., 136 Hartshorn
Ave., Alliance, Ohio.
Fairley, J. Harold, Disc, Westport, R. D.
12, Conn.
Farnham, G. T., U. B., Farnhamville, Iowa.
Fast, Henry A., Mennon., Glastonbury,
R. D. 1, Conn.
Faust, Irving C, R. C. A., 412 N. Pine St.,
Davenport, Iowa.
Ferner, H. R., Lie, Portland, Ind.
Fields, Miss R., Lie, Newport News, Va.
Finwall, C. W., Bapt., Valley City, N. D.
Fisher, L. A., Disc, Elsie, R. D., Mich.
Fisk, Mrs. Carrie M., Lie, 721 Poplar St..
Coshocton, Ohio.
Fisk, Mrs. Marion Ballou, Lie, 1006 Hippo-
drome Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.
Fiske, Chester B., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Fitchett, T. J., Lie, Newport News, Va.
Fleckles, Elliott V., Cong., Mount Hermon,
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Fogle, Cecil F., Student, Thelogical Bldg.,
Oberlin, Ohio.
Fogleman, J. D., Lie, Liberty, N. C.
Foote, Herbert J., M. E., Marlboro, N. H.
Forbes, Clara G., Lay, Wilmot, N. H.
Foreid, Theodore, Lie, 243 20th Ave., S.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Fosmire, G. Russell, M. E., Longton, Kans.
Foust, John J., M. E., New Hartford, N. Y.
Fowler, Fenwick T., Bapf. Lie, South
Livonia, N. Y.
Fowler, Harrison, Jr., Lie, Island Pond, Vt.
Fowler, Leonard W., Lie, Mattapan, Mass.
Fox, Joseph, Bapt., Dowagiac, Mich.
Fradenburgh, John V., Bapt., Dexter, Mich.
Francis, Eben F., South Amherst, Mass.
Frank, Melvin, Lie, Pelican Rapids, Minn.
Eraser, R. MacGregor, Bapt., 1461 Tremont
St., Ansonia, Conn.
Frazier, Earlwin, Lie, Parmelee, S. D.
Frazier, Howard, Lie, Eagle Butte, S. D.
Frazier, William, Lie, Norris, S. D.
Frederick, A. E., Meth., 517 Franklin St.,
Sparta, Wis.
Frost, Mason, Lie, 1345 E. Brockton, Red-
lands, Cal.
Froyd, Milton C, Bapt., Suncook, N. H.
Fuller, Leslie, Lie, Garrison, Ky.
Fullerton, Prof. Kemper, Lie, Oberlin,
Ohio.
Fulmer, W. P., Lie, Closter, N. J.
Gable, James P., M. E., Waucoma, Iowa.
Gadow, Richard M. A., Evang., Montour,
Iowa.
Galle, M. J., Menn., Odessa, Wash.
Garabedian, Bedros M., Sangar, R. 1, Box
139, Calif.
Garcia, Diego, Lie, Humacao, Porto Rico.
Garland, Malcolm W., Lie, 35 Orange,
Woburn, Mass.
Garrett, J. Wm., I. F. A., 1308 Jefferson
St., Waterloo, Iowa.
Garton, J. Vanor, Bapt., Bedford, Mass.
Gaylord, Samuel S., Lie, Heath, Mass.
Gearhart, D. C, Meth., New Brighton,
Minn.
Gebbart, John, Lie, Redfield, S. D.
Gebhart, K. B., Presb., Bellaire, Kans.
Gedye, A. B., M. E., Radcliflfe, Iowa.
Geitner, William E., Presb., 532 Pompton
Ave., Cedar Grove, N. J.
George, A. E.. M. E., Mitchellville, la.
Gerlinger, Chas., Presb., Fergus Falls,
Minn.
Giflford, Clarence F., Bapt., Assonet, Mass.
Gilbert, Dennis, Lie, Runningville, S. D.
Gilbert, V. M., Lie, Pascal Ave., Hamilton,
Ohio.
Gile, Madeline. Lie, Bountiful, Box 154,
Utah.
Gillespie, W. D., Un. Presb., 148 Ross St.,
San Rafael, Cal.
Gilliland, Fred, Lie, Coalton, Ohio.
Gillispie, T. C, Lie, Staunton, Ind.
Oilman, C. W., Meth., Plainview, Minn.
Giroulx, Louis R., Presb., Gordon, Wis.
Gjertson, John G., Swed. Lie, Sandstone,
Minn.
Glidden, H. C, Meth., Unity, Me.
Gonzalez, Carlos P., Lie, Yabucoa, Porto
Rico.
Gonzalez, Vicente, Lie, Santa Isabel, Porto
Rico.
Goodfellow, RoUin, Refd, Britton, Mich.
Goodwin, Mrs. Mary J., Lie, Beverly, Mass.
Gordon, Wesley D., Lie, Sonoma, Calif.
Goto, Masaichi, Lie, 128 Parkside Dr.,
Berkeley, Cal.
"*eoudey, Charles F., Lie, 109 Oliver, Mai-
den, Mass.
Gould, Everett W., Lie, Middlebury, Vt.
Gould, Stanley A., Lie, Ceredo, W. Va.
Gower, H. Hugh, Meth., Sherburn, Minn.
Gracey, Frank M., Meth., 16 Columbus
Ave., Saugus, Mass.
Graetz, Herbert D., Meth., 224 Hope St.,
Bristol, R. I.
Graham, Robert, Presb., Maplewood, N. J.
Granai, Cornelius O., M. E., Barre, Vt.,
Grandin, Adolf, Swed. Cov., Mankato, Minn.
Granstrom, Elmer N., Swed. Cov., Ivory-
ton, Conn.
Grant, Herman T.,Met?i., Smyrna Mills, Me
Grant, V. C, M. E., Miles. la.
Graves, Geo. B., M. E. Lie, Maine, N. Y.
Green, Arthur J., Bapt., Windham, Vt.
Griffith. R. M.. Lie, Plummer, Ida.
Griffiths, John, Lie, Princess, Ky.
Griggs, A. W., Lie, Backus, Minn.
Grimes, C. L., Lie, Kinston, N. C.
Grissom, Raymond T., Lie, Elon College,
N. C.
Griswold, Robert S., M. E., Crystal, Mich.
Grove, Jacob, Lie, Stouffville, Ont.
Gudmundson, Gudmund, Lie, 44 N. Ash-
land Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Guilbert, Edward S., Lie, Melvin, 111.
Guptill. Roger S., Meth., Bondsville, Mass.
Guyer, John W., Meth., West Peabody,
Mass.
Haae, Thos. W., Lie, Kaimalino, Hawaii.
Haberlin, Arthur G., U. C. of Can., Ston-
ington. Conn.
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Hadley, Theodore B., Lie, Middlebury, Vt.
Hagler, Silas P., Lie, Ontario, Ore.
Hagquist, Wm., Swed. Ev. Cov., Swed.
Pilgrim Ch., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Haldane, Robert, Lie, Errol, N. H.
Hale, Morton W., Evang., 1205 W. 4th St.,
Dixon, 111.
Halfaker, Wm. L., Lie, 282 Olentangy St.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Halinen, Martin, Lie, 44 N. Ashland Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Hall, Josiah H., Meth., North Truro, Mass.
Hall, Lewis, c/o Lewis Miller, Raymond,
Ohio. „ ^^
Hall, Raymond L., M. E. Lie, Dover, N. H.
Haller, Henry S.. Ref'd., Hillsboro, Ore.
Hallett, Paul B., Meth., Norton. Mass.
Halloway, Curtis, Lie, Henderson, N. C.
Hallsten, Edwin A., Sw. Miss. Cov., Clear
Lake, Wis.
Hamilton, C. R.. Bapt, Fort Plain, N. Y.
Hamilton, R. A., Lie, Keswick, Ont.
Hammond, Abial, Lie, South Hanson, Mass.
Hammond, James S., Lay, Lincoln, N. H.
Hanchett, Lee A., Presb., 10 White St.,
Lewiston, Maine.
Hand, John R., Downers Grove, 111.
Hannum, Harold S., Lie, Rye, N. H.
Hansen, J. H., Bapt, Centerville, S. D.
Hanthorne, L. L., Meth., Garnett, Kans.
Harding. Floyd R., Meth., Chippewa Falls,
R. F. D. 3, Wis.
Hare, Howard, Meth., Ashburnham, Mass.
Hargrove, James M., Lie, Townsville, N. C.
Harkness, Samuel, Presb., Winnetka, 111.
Harmon, A. D., Disc, Cable, Wis.
Harmon, James, Lie, 1823 Rhodes Ave.,
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Harmon, T. A., Cong., Aberdeen, S. D.
Harrell, J. M., Presb., Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Harris, Emerson W.. Lie, Monticello, Minn.
Harris, James, Lie, Manson, N. C.
Harris, Paul M., Lie, 1613 Washington
Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Harsha, William J., Presb., Kremmling,
Colo.
Hart, Charles F., Bapt., Jefferson, R. F. D.
3, Ohio.
Hart, Gordon, Presb., Boyer Ave., Walla
Walla, Wash.
Hartig, Lydia, Lie, Moosup, R. D. 1, Conn.
Harth, Emil L., Meth., Dunstable, Mass.
Hartong, Glenn S., Meth., Woodburn, Ore.
Hartung, Lois Joy, Lie, McLaughlin, S. D.
Harvey, Charles W., Bapt., Highland, Mich.
Harvey, Edwin D., Cong., Hanover, N. H.
Harvey, S., U. B., Liberty, Nebr.
Harvey, Will C, Univ., Bethel, Vt.
Haskins, Clifford E., Presb., Wabeno, Wis.
Hastings, Paul L., Lie, Partridge, Kans.
Hata, Sho Kichi, Presb., 1500 Post St., San
Francisco, Cal.
Havighurst, L. D., M. E., Washta. la.
Haward, Donald, M. E., Lunenburg, Vt.
Hawes, Charles T., M. E. Lay, East Derry,
N. H.
Hawk, Russell A.. U. B. Lie, Continental,
Ohio.
Hawk Bear, Harry, Lie, Cannon Ball,
N. D.
Hawkinson, Bernard A., Lie, 64 Haw-
thorne Rd., Waltham, Mass.
Hawthorn, Horace B., M. E., Castana, la.
Hazard, T. H., Lie, Montevideo, Minn.
Hazelett, Joseph, Lie, R. 5, Springfield,
Ohio.
Hazeltine, Francis B., Cong., Abington,
Conn.
Hazelton, Roger, Lie, River Forest, 111.
Hazen, C. Arthur, Lie, Chelsea, Vt.
Hebbard, Clyde T., Presb., Steuben, Maine
Heck, L. E., U. B., Blue River. Wis.
Hedley, George P., Meth., 1798 Scenic Ave.,
Berkeley, Cal.
Helliwell, George, Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Heming, Thomas D., M. E. Lie, Epping,
N. H.
Hemingway, Ellis L., M. E., Temple, N. H.
Henck, Louis W., M. E., Pownal, Vt.
Henderson, G. A., Bapt., Farmington, Me.
Henderson, John W., Lie, Shenandoah, Va.
Henderson, Mylie, Lie, Grahn, Ky.
Hendrikson, John M., S. M. C, Orange.
Mass.
Henion, Miss Ina E., Lie, Milford, N. J.
Henson, L. M., Lie, Boley, Okla.
Hepler, C. W., Lie, 100 Hamilton Ave.,
Farrell, Pa.
Hernandez, Tomas, Lie, Ceiba, Porto Rico.
Hertel, Myron, Lie, Fayerweather Hall,
Marietta, Ohio.
Hess, Benjamin, Lie, Cannelton, W. Va.
Hewitt, Percival, M. E., Waitsfield, Vt.
Hicks, Cyril M., Lie, Forks, Wash.
Hicks, Herbert W., Lay, New London, Box
1057, Conn.
High, Stanley, M. E., Stamford, Conn.
Hildreth. Story, Bapt., Cabot, Vt.
Hill, Edith, Lie, Lynn, Mass.
Hillard. Archie R., M. E., Randolph, N. Y.
Himmel, J. P., Lie, Gilbert, Iowa.
Hinckle, Milo S., Friend, Southwick, Mass.
Hinton, J. H., Lie, Wendell, N. C.
Hinton, W. C Lie, Raleigh, N. C.
Hirtle. Spurgeon M., Bapt., Hudson, Mass.
Hoapili, James, Lie, Waialee, Hawaii.
Hodgen, Robert J., Lie, Hubbardston. Mass.
Hogue, S. Marcus, Lie, Valley Springs, S. D.
Holbrook, F. C, Presb., Petersburg, Mich.
Holdman, Ralph, Evang. Lie, Naperville
Rd., Big Woods, 111.
HoUey, W. Uptegrove, Presb., Hammond,
La.
Hollowell, Otto, Lie, Ridgeville, Ind.
Holt, Samuel J., Lie, Westmoreland, N. Y.
Holton, J. J., Lie, 1122 Ward St., Bronx,
N. Y.
Hooker, James H., Lie, General Delivery,
Greensboro, N. C.
Hooper, John T., Bible Chris. Lie, Nelson-
ville, R. D. 2, Ohio.
Hoover, George, Bapt., Lemmon, S. D.
Hopper, Myron T., Disc, 2723 W. Monroe,
Chicago, m.
Horton, Arthur G., Lie N. Y.
Hoskins, Fred, 33 Wash. Terrace, Bridge-
port, Conn.
Hosking, William T., Lie, Odell, 111.
Howard. Edward. Lie, Buffalo, N. Y.
Howell. Earl, M. E., Port Angeles, Wn.
Howell, Ray E., Ch. Miss. All., Butte, Nebr.
Howes, George H., Univ., Northfield, Vt.
Hubbard, Edwin, Lie, Maryland, N. Y.
Hubbard, Phineas, Lie, 36 Arlington, Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Huber, Lester E., Lie, Belgian Congo,
Africa.
Hunley, Margaret, Lie, R. R., Winchester,
Ind.
Hunsaker, A. F., Dis., Fargo, N. D.
Hunsacker, Mrs. Fannie, Bapt., Noble, Mo.
Hunter, John H., Presb., 141 14th St., Pa-
cific Grove, Cal.
Hunter, Paul, Ref'd Lie, 710 Thomas PI.,
Cherrydale, Va.
Hydon, Paul V., Meth., Littleton. Mass.
Ibera, Simeon, Lie, Olaa, Hawaii.
Iron Road, Ignatius, Lie, Little Eagle,
S. D.
Irons, Ronald S., Lay, Upton, Me.
Irwin, Allen L., Disc, 99 Sherman St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Irwin, W. A. (Prof.), Lie, Wash. College.
Topeka, Kans.
1931] Pastors Not Members Congl.-Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 333
Ivey, A. M., Meth., 2602 Prospect St., La
Cross6 Wis.
Jackman, Jay E., AT. E. Lay., Fitzwilliam,
N. H.
Jackson, Bernice, Lie, Amesbury, Mass.
Jackson, W. W., Lie, Millsboro, R. F. D.,
Del.
Jacobs, William A., Cong., Walworth, Wis.
Jacquemin, John, Presb., 1514 Nicklin Ave.,
Piqua, Ohio.
Jansen, Peter, Lie, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Jarratt, Milton S., Meth., North Abington,
Jenkens, N. J., Lie, Amelia, Ohio.
Jensen, Mrs. Otto, M. E., Lesterville, S. D.
Jessup, Dale, Lie, 1614 4th St., S. E.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Johansen, August E., 7th Day Adv., 125 N.
Division, Battle Creek, Mich.
Johnson, Arthur H., Swed. Ev. Miss. Cov.,
West New Brighton, S. I.. N. Y.
Johnson, A. P., Evang., Oswego, 111.
Johnson, A. Thorwald, Swed. Cov., 20
Brownell Ave., Hartford, Conn.
Johnson, Gustaf E., S. M. C, North Easton,
Tyfocg
Johnson, James, Lie, 260 Henry St., New
York, N. Y.
Johnson, Lawrence S., Lie, Newton Center,
Mass.
Johnson, Oscar F., Sired Cou., 43 Grove
St., Stamford, Conn.
Johnson, William C, M. E., Derby, Vt.
Johnsonbaugh, Grace, Lie, 131 Mountain
Way, Rutherford, N. J.
Jones, Carlton N., Lie, West Bridgewater,
Mass.
Jones, David, Cong., Jackman, Me.
Jones, Ralph M., Meth., Atascadero, Calif.
Jones, Samuel H., Bapf., Waterbury, R. D.
1, Conn.
Jones, Wayne, Lie, R. R., Wheatland, Mo.
Jordan, Orvis F., Disc, Park Ridge, 111.
Jurgensen, William, Lie, Troy, S. D.
Kahaulelio, D. P., Lie, Hoolehua, Hawaii.
Kahele, Samuel, Lie, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Kahookele, D. K., Jr., Lie, Nahiku, Hawaii.
Kaina, Charles, Lie, Kalapana, Hawaii.
Kalaaupa, Mrs. D., Lie, Paia, Hawaii.
Kalaiwaa, W. K., Lie, Kawaihae, Hawaii.
Kaleihoa, S. W., Lie, Hilo, Hawaii.
Kallenbach, Gustav A., Presb., Dousman,
Wis.
Kammerer, Jacob C, Presb., 2201 Sidney
St., St. Louis, Mo.
Kauka, Sam, Lie, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Keahinui, Chas., Lie, Waialua, Hawaii.
Keala, Thos. L., Lie, Waipahu, Hawaii.
Kelley, Leon S., Harwich, Mass.
Kellogg, Richard E., M. E., Somersworth,
N. H.
Kelly, Arthur W., Lie, Aubumdale, Mass.
Kelsey, David S., Lie, 24 Evergreen Ave.,
Middletown, Conn.
Kelsey, Howard P., Lie, Colby College,
Waterville, Me.
Kenderdine, Jesse, Meth., Fort Fairfield,
Me.
Kennedy, Lester J., Lie, Sun Prairie, Wis.
Kerr, Owen W., Meth., 730 Broadway,
Haverhill, Mass.
Kidder, Mrs. Nettie S., Lie, Conn.
Kimball, Clyde, Meth., 324 Phineas, Dracut,
Mass.
Kimball, John, Univ., Williamstown, Vt.
King, Gordon L., Cong., Roberts, Wis.
King, George S., Cong., Brunswick, R. D.
2, Me.
King, Winston L., M. E., Irasburg, Vt.
Kingsley, Joyce S., Lie, Middlebury, Vt.
Kinney, Delbert L., Refd., Berne, N. Y.
Kitamura, K., Lie, Papaikou, Hawaii.
Knebel, Spear, Lie, N. Y.,
Kneeland, George E., Bapt., Lebanon, Me.
Knott, C. Stanley, Presb., Ill Walnut,
Abington, Mass.
Knox, John, M. E., Fisk University, Nash-
ville, Tenn.
Knudson, A. J., Un. Breth., HoUandale,
Minn.
Knudson, M. N., Un. Breth., Sauk Rapids,
Minn.
Kono, T., Lie, Haiku, Hawaii.
Kortkamp, Richard L., Presb., Saugatuck,
Mich.
Kovar, William, Presb., Comfrey, Minn.
Kower, James G., Refd., Hopkins, Mich.
Kracher, Francis W., Presb., 2205 Seminary
St., Dubuque, Iowa.
Kreider, P. S., Lie, Gibisonville, Ohio.
Kruse, M. H., Meth., Kidder, Mo.
Kulja, A., Finn. Lie, Minn.
Kunkle, Sara, Lie, Wataga, 111.
Kussman, Paul J., Lie, Erwin, S. D.
La Croix, Frances A., M. E. Lie, 108 E.
College St., Oberlin. Ohio.
Lair, J. Edward, Lie, 1446 28th St., Des
Moines, la.
Lair, Loren, Lie, 1446 28th St., Des Moines,
Iowa.
Laite, Robert E., Rowley, Mass.
Lake, Charles, Lie, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Lambert, Mellvin W., Meth., Lie, Bear
Creek, R. 2, Box 42, N. C.
Landelius, G. E., North New Portland, Me.
Lane, Dana A., Bapt., Jonesport, Me.
Lane, Herbert J., Meth., Kaukauna, Wis.
Lane. Warren C, Bapt., Grafton, Vt.
Laneir, Charles A., Lie, 289 W. Fourth St.,
Fostoria, Ohio.
Langdon, Edw. H., Meth. Lie, Union
Grove, R. F. D., Wis.
Langston, J. A., Disc, Toppenish, Wash.
Lapthorne, Albert W., Meth., Sutton, Neb.
Larrowe, Lawrence, M. E., East Burke, Vt.
Latch, Varton, Lie, Warren, Ind.
Lawrence, Glenford, Lie, 955 Grand Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Lawson, Vernon, Lie, Wichita, Kans.
Le Croix, John H., M. E., Rock Creek, Ohio.
Lee, E. G., Lie, Burlington, N. C.
Lee, J. O.. Lie, Holland, Va.
Lensink, J. A., Presb., Sheldon, N. D.
Lenters, Sam, Lie, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Le Roy, J. Harry. Bapt., Stratham, N. H.
Lesher, Everett B., Lie, Newton Center,
Mass.
Lessley, G. Dillard, Disc. Lie, Branford,
R. D., Conn.
Lewis, Chas., Lie, Kohala Hawaii.
Lewis, Donald R., M. E., Salisbury, Vt.
Lewis, O. G., Com., Grandview, la.
Lewis, Robt. Chas., Presb., Hawthorne,
Calif.
Lincoln, Robert, Lie, Elbowoods, N. D.
Lind, George, Lie, Isabel, S. D.
Linder, Eric C. A., Swed. Cov., 408 Laurel
Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
Lindgren, Hjalmer G., Lie, Nassau, Minn.
Lindsay, Edgar N., Disc, South Britain,
Conn.
Lisy, Vaclov J., Presb., Silver Lake, Minn.
Livengood, Owen, Disc, Aurora, Ohio.
Loftus, John, Lie, Riverside Ave., Somer-
set, Mass.
Long, Howard A., Meth., Acton, Mass.
Loos, A. William, Lie, Newton Centre,
Mass.
Lorenson, Hans, Lie, Colville, Wash.
Lorenz, Orville A., Breth., Ashland College,
Ashland, Ohio.
Lota, Jas. K., Lie, Hanalei, Hawaii.
Loughhead, H. C, Bapf., Henrietta, N. Y.
Love, John B., Cong., Centerbrook, Corm.
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Lovell, Charles N., South Deerfleld, Mass.
Lovell, John G., Presb., Chelmsford, Mass.
Low, A. Ritchie, Bapt., Colchester, Vt.
Lowdermilk, B. H., Lie, Ramseur, N. C.
Lowe, W. L., Presb. Lie, Grand Marais,
Minn. ,, ^
Lower, M. L., Lie, Judith Gap, Mont.
Lowstuter, William J., Meth., Newtonville,
Mass. ^ ,
Liicas, A. M., Lie, Advance, Ind.
Ludlow, William L., Lie, 219 West St.,
Elyria, Ohio.
Lum, Mrs. Ho, Lie, Paia, Hawaii.
Limd, Thos. F., Presb., Vista, Calif.
Lundon, Levi L., Disc, New Preston, Conn.
Lynn, Paul R., Cong., Gaylordsville, Conn.,
R D 1
MacArthur, Kenneth C, Bapt., Sterling,
IVIdSS*
MacDonald, Duncan B., Lie, 143 Sigourney
St., Hartford, Conn.
MacKenzie, R. W. E.. M. E., Williamstown.
Vt.
MacLeod, Roderick A., Cong., Haddam,
Conn. , , .
MacNaughton, Norman, M. P., Adrian,
Mich. , ^,
Magnuson, Oscar, Lie, Rock, Kans.
Magoun, Herbert W., Lie, 89 HiUcrest.
Belmont, Mass. . ^ , , ,,
Maine, Gilbert C, Bapt. Lie, Otisfield, Me.
Makua, Sam'l, Lie, Olaa, Hawaii.
Mann, Joseph, Lie, Oriental, N. C.
Maple, M. B., Lie, Richmond Dale, Ohio.
Maris, Marvin E., Cong., 22 Bodwell. Law-
rence, Mass.
Marsh. T. H., Lie. Elburn, 111.
Marshall, Benjamin T., Presb., 31 May,
Worcester, Mass.
Marshall, Thomas, Evang. Synod, Seward,
Neb.
Martin, Fred W., Meth. Lie, MannviUe,
Box 285, Wyo.
Martin, Ottice M., U. B., New London, O.
Mason, E. Harold, Lie, Buffalo. N. Y.
Masse, Clyde, Lie, Shelton. Nebr.
Mather, Wm. G., Jr., Bapt., Brooktondale,
N. Y. _ ^
Mathers, Mrs. Amy B., Lay., Danbury,
R. D. 3, Conn. _ _
Mattix, Chas. D., U. B., Beacon, R. F. D.,
Iowa. ,, .
Maxwell, Henry F., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
May, Herbert G.. Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
May, William H., M. E., Derby, Vt.
Mayer, Paul O., Mefh., 199 Hobart, Dan-
vers. Mass.
Mayfield, Spurgeon J., Lie, Gammon Theo.
Sem., Atlanta, Ga.
Maylott, Ernest R., Lie, 37 Princeton St.,
Worcester, Mass.
McAnespie. Thomas, Lie, Dedham, Mass.
McBee, Ben, Meth., Sherwood, Tenn.
McCaskill, John J., Presb., Fort Kent, Me.
McCheyne, Gertrude, Lie, McCall, Ida.
McClease, Chester B., Lie, Clarksburg, Ky.
McClellan, G. M., Cong., Louisville. Ky.
McClintock, Geo. H.. M. E., Maple Park,
R. D. 3, 111.
McConn, W. F., Wes. M., Miltonville, Kans.
McConnell, Russell, Lie, Covert, Mich.
McCoy, Miss Pearl. Bapt. Lie, New Brain-
tree. Mass.
McCoy. Mrs. R. C. Lie, Almena, Kans.
McCune, Newell A.. M. E., East Lansing.
Mich.
McGee. Cecil, Lie, Wheatland, Mo.
McGlasson. Hugh F.. Meth., Ill Walker,
Taunton, Mass.
McGoon, Clarence, Lie, Manchester, Ohio.
McGown, Russell M.. Congr., Shelton, Conn.
Mclnnes. James. Presb., Peterson, la.
McKinley, Robert, Lie, 1009 Purdium St.,
Kokomo, Ind.
McKinney. D. T.. Chris. Lie, Elon College,
N. C,
McLaughlin. Edgar R., Cong., Brier Hill,
N. Y.
McMillan, C. M., M. E., Paulina, la.
McMillan, M. H., Cong., 1110 N. Oxford St.,
St. Paul. Minn.
McNarr, Luther E.. Lie, 12 Mifflin Place,
Cambridge, Mass.
McNees, Calvin W., Lie, R. 3, Winchester,
Ind.
McPherson. J. W.. Disc, Limaville, Ohio.
McRae, William D., Lie, 67 Albemarle.
Springfield, Mass.
Mead, J. Clair, Lie, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Meckel, Aaron, Presb. Lie, 693 Hague Ave.,
St. Paul, Minn.
Meckel. Benjamin T., Presb. Lie, St. Paul
Park, Minn.
Meikle, W. L., Presb., 938 Cromwell Ave.,
St. Paul, Minn.
Meredith, Mrs. Ceridwen, Lie, 173 S. Sher-
man St., Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Merrifield, Reginald A., Lie, Brooks, Me.
Messner, Harold, Evang., West Suffield,
Conn.
Metcalf, H. W., Lie, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Middlemass, Wm. S., Presb., Ventura, Calif.
Milam, Hattie. Lie, Annapolis, 111.
Miller, Charles E., Lie, Athens, Ohio.
Miller. J.. Lie, Kinston, N. C.
Miller, Julius, Nazarene, Winona, Minn.
Miller, Pearl A., Lie, R. 6, Athens, Ohio.
Miller. Mrs. Ruth R., Lie, 50 Chetwynd
Rd., W. Somerville, Mass.
Miller, Wm. B., Bapt. Lie, Garland, Me.
Milmine, Alexander, 116 E. Washington.
W. Chicago, 111.
Milner, Geo. C, M. E., Kirwin, Kans.
Minogue, Marion, Pente., Bautista, San
Juan, Calif.
Mitchell, E. D., Lie, Apex, N. C.
Mitchell, Paul C, Lie, Marshall, Mo.
Modlin, Eugene H., Meth., 31 Lee, Wor-
cester, Mass.
Moncrief, Crawford, Sr., Lie, Knoxville.
Ga.
Monroe. George, Lie, 1642 Jefferson St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Montgomery, Frank, Meth., West Groton,
Mass.
Moon, Miss Lela, Lie, R. 3, New Albany,
Pa.
Moore, Mrs. Louise W., Lie, E. 2002, 18th
Ave.. Spokane, Wash.
Moore, Rutherford H., M. E., Richford. Vt.
Morehouse, Chesley A., Bapf., Chicago, 111.
Morgan, David W., Presb., Baldwin, Wis.
Morgan, John, Lie, North End, Scranton,
Pa.
Morgan, Thomas, Presb., 168 Harrison Ave.,
Montclair, N. J.
Morgan, William J., Bapt., Turners Falls,
IVIsss
Morlock, Matthew E., M. E., 517 W. 78th
St., Chicago, 111.
Morrison, E. M., Lie, Durham, N. C.
Morton, A. H.. M. E., Sandpoint, Ida.
Moses, Albert C, Presb., Wyanet, 111.
Moss, Norman M., M. E., Ludlow, Vt.
Mossman, Guy E., Cong., 43 Stafford, Wor-
cester, Mass.
Mott. Manley, Independence, Kans.
Mounsey, Clayton. Lie, R. 1, Keystone, Ind.
Moxon. Miles, Bapf., Litchfield, Me.
MulhoUand, Mrs. Ruth, Lie, 3200 Ellerslie
Ave., Baltimore, Md.
Murdoch, Elmer H., Presb., 176 Robinson
Ave., Pawtucket, R. I.
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Murray, Mackenzie, Lie, 44 N. Ashland
Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Murray, Stanley F., Lie, Medford, Mass.
Musser, Forrest, Menn. Lay., Winchester
Center, Conn.
Mustonen, Helen, Lie, 40 Beech St., New-
port, N. H.
Myers, Paul B., Meth., Mattapoisett, Mass.
Nakamura, John J., Presb., 2632 L. St., San
Diego, Calif.
Nakayama, Shintaro, Lie, 801 E. St., Fres-
no, Calif.
Napier, Frederick, Meth., Doniphan, Neb.
Nash, D. D., Lie, Hopewell, Va.
Nelson, Anthony A., Lie, Clark, S. D.
Nelson, Oscar W., Swed. Cov., 170 Fair-
view Ave., Naugatuck, Conn.
Nicholas, Wm. H., Lie, Beachmont, Mass.
Nicholson, Harry F., Lie, Williams Bay,
Wis.
Nicholson, Henry F., Lie, Sherman Blvd.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Niederhelman, Alfred A., Lie, 44 N. Ash-
land Blvd., Chicago, 111.
Nightingale, Charles S., Bapt., Charlton,
Mass.
Noodrum, O. F., Lie, Racine, W. Va.
Norris, Lestor S., Cong., Alton Drive, Fair-
lawn, Ohio.
Nygren, Ruben T., S. M. C, 525 Main St.,
Fitchburg, Mass.
Nyline, Wilbert T., Swed. Cov., 28 New St.,
Danbury, Conn.
Oaten, Beverly L., U. C. of C, 611 Ameri-
can Bk. Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif.
Oblom, Victor T., Swed. Cov., 23 Pleasant
Ave., Forestville, Conn.
Ogden, S. Duane, S. D. Bapt, Olathe,
Kans.
Ohlert, Elmer C, Lie, Homer, Lockport,
R. D., 111.
Ohman, Howard, Lie, 421 S. 36th St.,
Omaha, Nebr.
Okumura, Umetaro, Lie, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Olander, Charles R., Lie, R. 1, Rumford,
Mass.
Olander, Paul H. W., Lie, Theo. Seminary,
Bangor, Maine.
Ollis, Kenneth F., Lie, Somerset, Mich.
Omura, Masayashi, Lie, Japanese Union
Church, Los Angeles, Calif.
O'Neill, Robert B., Presb., Pittsville, Wis.
Orr, Cecil M., M. E., Neosho Falls, Kans.
Osborn, Frank, Bapt., Kalkaska, Mich.
Osborne, Chas. B., Bapt., Blackstone, Mass.
Owen, Elwyn, Lie, Utica, N. Y.
Owen, William J., Meth., 4319 Geary St.,
San Francisco, Calif.
Paaluki, Ed., Lie, Hoolehua, Hawaii.
Pack, John P., Disc, Beacon Falls, Conn.
Paddon, Timothy G., Cong., R. F. D., 5,
Concord, N. H.
Page, Mrs. Martha, Lie, 253 Prince St.,
Newark, N. J.
Painter, Levinus K., Friend, Putney, Vt.
Palmer, Edwin A., Meth., 5143 Highland
View Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
Palmer, Lowell H., Presb., Pulaski, N. Y.
Pamp, Frederick E., S. M. C, 990 So. St.,
Roslindale, Mass.
Pardo, Joseph M., Lie, 2118 St. Anthony
St., New Orleans, La.
Park, Myron A., Meth., North Reading,
Mass.
Parker, Chas. A., Bapt., Stratham, N. H.
Parker, H. Franklin, Lie, Chichester, N. H.
Parker, William M., Meth., East Bridge-
water, Mass.
Parkin, Charles, Meth., Stillwater, Maine.
Parr, Clarence E., Evang., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Parsons, D. F., Lie, c/o Chicago Uni-
versity, Chicago, 111,
Patton, Ed., Bapt., Frankfort, R. F. D.,
Tenn.
Patton, Herman M., Disc, Ivoryton, Conn.
Pearce, Wm., Meth., Hemet, Calif.
Pearson, Clinton M., Winchester, Ind.
Pearson, Mrs. Samuel, Lie, 1636 Kipling
St., Houston, Texas.
Peasley, Mrs. Alice M., Lie, Bar Har-
bor, Me.
Pena, Santiago, Lie, Punta de Santiago,
P. R.
Penfield, Thornton B., Presb., Saginaw,
Mich.
Penner, William, Menn., Taftville, Conn.
Pennington, Burley, Lie, R. 1, Hambleton,
W. Va.
Perez, Vicente, Lie, Fajardo, P. R.
Perkins, James C, Jr., Lie, Oberlin, Ohio.
Perkins, James H., Lie, Conn.
Perkins, Leslie A., Meth., Bloomington,
Wis.
Perry, D. E., M. E., Elberon, la.
Perry, Wm. F., Presb., Fairmont, Neb.
Peters, Joseph C., Cong., Spring Valley,
N. Y.
Peters, Robert, Lie, Yale Sta., New Haven,
Conn.
Peters, Robert F., Lie, Stony Creek, Conn.
Peterson, Earl, Lie, R. D., Atkinson, 111.
Peterson, Elmer R., Meth., Polk, Neb.
Petitt, I. E., Lie, Salem, Nebr.
Phelps, Marion R., Lie, Ballard Vale, Mass.
Phillips, Charles W., M. E., Brookline,
N. H.
Phillips, John H., Lie, Scranton, Pa.
Phillips, S. W., Lie, Portsmouth, Va.
Pickersgill, Joseph, M. E., Moville, Iowa.
Pickett, Louis A., Bapt., Albion, R. D. 7,
N. Y.
Pierce, Dewey, Lie, 4247 Cedar St., New
Boston, Ohio.
Pierstorft, A. H., M. E., R. D. 2, Antioch,
111.
Pigg, M. M., Disc, Linden, Iowa.
Pihl, Gustav E., Cong., Swed. Immanuel
Ch., New York, N. Y.
Poe, Denmark L., Lie, 716 Ashe St.,
Greensboro, N. C.
Poinsett, Reding Z., Meth. Lie, 326 Mor-
gan Ave., Palmyra, N. J.
Poling, D. v., Presb., 2 Grove St., East
Orange, N. J.
Poor, Coy, Lie, Everett, R. F. D. 5, Pa.
Poore, Miss Sallie, Lie, R. 1, Roanoke, Ala.
Porter, H. H., Lie, Bristolville, Ohio.
Porter, W. L., Presb., 3425 Stevens Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Powell, O. R., Meth., Southville, Mass.
Pratt, Clarence W., Lie, Clarksville, Pa.
Pratt, Waldo S., Lie, 86 Gillett St., Hart-
ford, Conn.
Pratt, William D., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Prewitt, Walter C, Disc, Granville Center,
JLTqcc
Price, E. W., Meth., Clarks, Nebr.
Prince, James R., Lie, 1032 28th St., Co-
lumbus, Ga.
Pritchett, Gordon S., M. E., Overbrook,
Kans.
Proctor, Mrs. L. T., Lie, Carson, la.
Pulaa, Benjamin, Lie, Waialee, Hawaii.
Putney, Harold, Lie, Hartwick, la.
Pye, Hubert, Lie, Grinnell, la.
Quinlan, John, c/o Geo. Murphy, Hamers-
ville, Ohio.
Ralph, Robbins E., Lie, Connecticut.
Ralston, David E., Lie, St. Paris, Ohio.
Ramsey, Charles I., Bapf., Becket, Mass.
Ramseyer, D. E., Chr. Miss. All., Creighton,
Nebr.
Randall, I. C, Disc, Truro, la.
Rassmussen, Albert, Disc, of Chr. Lie,
I Veradale, Wash.
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Ray, Mrs. Lucille, Lie, Erie, Pa.
Rayner, Myrtle, Lie, Drummond, Mich.
Reddick, K. D., Lie, Elizabeth City, N. C.
Redfield, W. Adelbert, Meth., Rehoboth,
IVIsss
Redinb'augh, R. H., Refd., Grandville,
Mich. _
Reed, Robert E., Meth., Three Rivers, Mass.
Rees, Russell E., Friends Lie, Canton Cen-
ter, Conn.
Reeves, Charles A., Consf., Hanover Center,
Mass. „, ,
Reid. Jas. E., Lie, R. 3, Box 241, States-
ville, N. C. , . „. ,
Reierson, Elbert N., 33 Pershing Rd., Ja-
maica Plains, Mass.
Reinmuth, George W., Lie, Willow Lake,
S. Dak.
Reis, J. W., M. E., Jamestown, R. D., N. Y.
Remaly. E. A., Lie, Avoca, la.
Richards, Joseph C, Meth., Worcester,
Richardson, A. L., Meth., Morris, Minn.
Richardson, Henry H., M. E., Bristol, Vt.
Ridlon, Percy S., Meth., Monmouth, Me.,
Riedell, Wesley U., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Riley, Bruce T., Meth., West Newbury,
IVXsss
Ringold, John, Lie, Portsmouth, Va.
Rita, S. D., Lie, Olaa, Hawaii.
Rittenburg, William H., M. E., R. D. 3,
Plymouth, N. H.
Roberts, Alun, United, Morrisville, N. Y.
Roberts, E. J., Lie, Plummers Landing, Ky.
Roberts, John, Lie, Parshall, N. D.
Roberts, Thomas H., Lie, Clarksville, Pa.
Robertson, W. H., Lic.j Raleigh, N. C.
Robinson, J. Frank, Lte, Gray, Me.
Robinson, Mark, Lie, Elton, La.
Robinson, Pressley, Lie, Eremont, Nebr.
Robson, Horace G., Meth., 23 Brackett St.,
E. Milton, Mass.
Rochon, Peter, Lie, Gueydan, La.
Rodan, Ruth, Lie, 67 Monroe St., Ames-
bury, Mass. „ , . XT ■
Rogers, Harry Pierce, M. E. Lie, Union
City, Mich. .
Rogers, Mrs. Henrietta, Lie, 6 Lewis St.,
Newark, N. J. ^ „.
Rosario, Luis, Lie, Ceiba, Porto Rico.
Rose, William J., Lie, Hanover, N. H.
Ross, David H., M. E., R. D. 2, YorkviUe,
Ross'er, Glyn, Lie, 284 Chestnut St., King-
ston, Pa. , T,r ■•-
Rossman, Wm. E., M. E., Washougal, Wash.
Rowlands, Hugh, Presb., New Ulm, Minn.
Rowlingson, Donald T., Meth. Lie, Isling-
ton, Mass. _ , „, ,
Ruetenik, Irene, Lie, 3978 Drexel Blvd.,
Chicago, 111.
Ruff. George, Lie, Miller, S. D.
Runyan, Theo. H., Meth.. Tomahawk, Wis.
Russell. Wallace W., Lie, Red Owl, S. D.
Rutherford, George H., Presb., Clinton,
Conn.
Ruttan, Leonard J. F., Bapt., Agawam,
Sager, Frederick C, Meth., Buena Vista,
Colo.
Sakai, Yasaburo, Lie, Hanapepe, Hawaii.
Samonte, Theo. A., Lie, Paia, Hawaii.
Sanderson, Emerson, Lie, Newmarket, Ont.
Sanger, Paul B., Breth., Chaplin, Conn.
Santa Ana, Flaviano, Lie, Waipahu,
Hawaii.
Sato, Kiju, Jap. Christ, 243 W. 1 South,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Sawyer, Harvey C M. E., Piermont, N. H.
Sawyer, James A., Bapt., Chester, N. H.
Sawyer, J. J., Lie, High Point, N. C
Scambler, Mrs. Anne, Lie, Bridgewater,
Vt.
Schalk, K. W., Presb., Lansing, Iowa.
Schmidt, Carl F. O., Evang. Prot., 2907
Eggers PI., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Schmidt, Mrs. F. C, Lie, Warroad, Minn.
Schoff, Allen E., M. E., Bakersfield, Vt.
Schoolfield, Nathan I., Meth., Taunton,
R D. IVXdss.
Schiilze', Gustave A., M. E., Greenfield,
N. H.
Scott, Geo. W., Lie, Towanda, Kans.
Scott, Philip, Menn., 633 N. 26th St., Lin-
coln, Nebr.
Scudder, R. S., Meth., Augusta, Mont.
Secor, John H., M. E., Cheney, Wash.
Seibert, Joseph, U. B., Elberton, Wash.
Sellick, Waldo, Lie, Lawrenceville, Pa.
Vfiewell, William G., Meth., North Wey-
mouth. Mass.
Sexton, John W., Presb., Ogallala, Nebr.
Seymour, Prof. A. H., Disc, Aberdeen. S. D.
Shannon, Willard T., Presb., R. F. D. 1,
Exeter, N. H.
Sharpe, Wm. H., Presb., Roseland, La.
Shaw, Benj. F., Meth., Woolwich, Maine.
Shaw, Edgar M., Cong., Dunning, Nebr.
Shaw, Mark R., Meth., HoUiston, Mass.
Shearer, Ralph C. M. E., Tyndall, S. D.
Shelbourne, J. G. P., Meth., South Ber-
wick, Me.
Sheldon, Paul E., Meth., Topsfield, Mass.
Shenefelt, Roy, Dis. of Chr. Lie, N. 5017
Regal St., Spokane, Wash.
Shepherd. David W., Lie, 1032 28th St.,
Columbus. Ga.
Shepherd, V. D., Lie, High Point, N. C.
Shier, Edward P., Presb., Paradise, Calif.
Shipman, Joseph C, M. E. Lie, Black
Creek, N. Y.
Short, Howard E., Disc, Granville Center,
TyTggg
Shorter, William M., Lie, 224 N. Chappel
St., Baltimore, Md.
ShuU, Alva H., Lie, Warren, Ind.
Sibley, Lawrence, Bapt. Lay., Deerfield,
N. H.
Sill, D. H., United Breth., Sedgwick, Kans.
Simmons, Chester A., M. E., Hinesburg, Vt.
Simmons, J. Wilbur, Lie, Bridgewater,
Conn.
Simmons, Marion, Lie, R. 11, Anderson,
Ind.
Simms, Lacy, Presb., Chicago, 111.
Simons, James A., Meth., Scituate Center,
Mass.
Simpson, Clifford A., Lie, 3805 Piedmont
Ave., Oakland, Cal.
Simpson, David. Meth., Carroll, Nebr.
Skerrye, Wm. F., Unit, Belfast, Me.
Skillings, Everett, Lie, Middlebury, Vt.
Slater. Arnold, Lie, Vanderbilt University,
Nashville, Tenn.
Smiley, Edward F., Cong., Windham, Conn.
Smith, Benj. M., M. E.. Wells River, Vt.
Smith, Ellsworth M., Bapt., Northeast Har-
bor, Me.
Smith, Carl A., Bapt., Whitehall, Mich.
Smith, E. B., Lie, 416 Lee St., Lagrange,
Ga.
Smith, Harold M., Lay., Pembroke, N. H.
Smith, Herbert L., 69th & Holmes Ave.,
Los Angeles, Calif.
Smith, James, Lie, R. 2, Anderson, Ind.
Smith, James, Lie, 4236 Oak St., New
Boston, Ohio.
Smith, J. C, Lie, Hampton, Va.
Smith, Jesse, Disc, Cherry and Vermont.
Toledo, Ohio.
Smith, J. Howard, Lie, Yale Sta., New
Haven, Conn.
Smith, J. R.. Lie, Royal Center, Ind.
Smith, J. W., Lie, Royal Center, Ind.
1931] Pastors Not Members Congl.-Chr. Assns. and Licentiates 337
Smith, Jas. D., Lie, 411 Plummer Lane,
Fayetteville, N. C.
Smith, O. C, Lie, Hampton, Va.
Smith, Perry L., Refd., Southwest Harbor,
Me.
Smith, R. O., Lie, High Point, N. C.
Smith, Seymour H., M. E., Johnson, Vt.
Smith, Walter A., Lie, Hankinson, N. D.
Smith, W. H., Dutch Refd., Fultonville,
N. Y.
Smith, W. Sykes, Lie, Glenwood, N. C.
Sneed, W. M., Lie, Rockingham, N. C.
Snow, Manuel E., Lie, Kenduskeag, Me.
Soper, Merritt A., Meth., Chester, N. J.
Sorenson, Albert, Rose Creek, Minn.
Sorenson, Martin, Evang., Corinna, Me.
Souders, Warren E., Lie, Hollansburg, O.
Souter, Lex K., Presb., Stuyvesant Hall,
Newton Center, Mass.
Spangler, Alpheus M., Cong., Tyringham,
Mass.
Spencer, F., Lie, 22 Avon Place, Newark,
N. J.
Spencer, J. Herbert, Meth., 320 S. Jeffer-
son, Saginaw, Mich.
Spencer, Tracy D., Lie, Rushville, N. Y.
Spriggs, John, 7th Day Adv., Little River,
Kans.
Spuller, Everett L., Meth., Ripon, Cal.
Stalder, Ernest, Quincy, Wash.
Staples, Edward D., Central Church,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Start, Geo. J., Lie, Lake Odessa, Mich.
Steele, C. B., M. E., 1408 7th St., Port
Huron, Mich.
Stenstrom, John A., Lie, Cherry, lU.
Stephens, H., Lie, Suffolk, Va.
Stevens, Wilbert A., Lie, Uncasville, R. D.
1, Conn.
Stevenson, Dwight E., Disc, Orange, Conn.
Stevenson, Ray, Meth., 105 Springfield,
Chicopee, Mass.
Steward, J. L., Lie, Garner, N. C.
Stilson, James H., Lie, Mattawan, R. D. 2,
Mich.
Stoeckman, George, Bapt., Granville, Ohio.
Stone, Albert W., Lie, Talladega, Ala.
Stone, Roy A., Lie, Waverly, 111.
Stone, Wilfred E., Lie, 10 D. St., Cranston,
R. L
Stopher, E. E., Lie, 470 S. Franklin,
Delphos, Ohio.
Stottlemyer, Lilburn, Lie, R. 10, Anderson,
Ind.
Stover, Frank F., Com., Jewell, Iowa.
Stowe, Clayton H., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Stratton, C. F., Presb., Central City, la.
Strickland, Mark B., Meth., Ashland, Mass.
Striegel, Mrs. Evelyn E., Chris., Valdez,
Alaska.
Strong, C. M., Bapt., Dunbar, Nebr.
Strouse, Geo. H., Bapt, Yantic, R. D. 1,
Conn.
Studley, Elliott F., Meth., Marion, Mass.
Suerig, R. F., Re/. Ch. of U.S.A., 2740
Sutton Blvd., Maplewood, Mo.
Sugimoto, T., Lie, Kohala, Hawaii.
Suhm, Harold D., U. B., Conway, Mass.
Suitor, S. G., M. E., Olmstead Falls, Ohio.
Sullenberger, Carl, Lie, Sterling. Mass.
Sullivan, William A., M. E., Parishville,
N. Y.
Sunde, David, JVor. Ev. Free, TottenviUe,
S. L, N. Y.
Supplee, Ralph H., M. E., Gilman, Iowa.
Suver, Oris, Lie, Hutchinson, Minn.
Swain, Robert L., Presb. Lie, 1308 Grand-
view Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Swartz, Arthur G., Lie, Vanderbilt Uni-
versity, Nashville, Tenn.
Swem, Boyd, Lie, 326 Sweet St., Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Talbot, F. J., Lie, Staples, Miim.
Tallman, C. A., Lie, Perrysville, Ind.
Tanner, Clyde E., Bopf., Swansea, Mass.
Tarbell, S. Dale, Meth., Plainfield, Mass.
Taylor, George O., Morris Cove, New
Haven, Conn.
Taylor, Golden, Lie, 3872 Gallia St., New
Boston, Ohio.
Thomas, J. W., Lie, Moorefield, W. Va.
Taylor, W. L., Lie, Elk, Wash.
Teale, Arthur E., Un. Ch. of Can., Granby.
Conn.
Teed, Kenneth R., Cong., Northampton,
R. D., Mass.
Temple, Olney M., Presb., Lockeford, Calif.
Terrell, W. B., Lie, Elon College, N. C.
Terry, John M., Evang., 109 Eaton St.,
Delaware, Ohio.
Terry, Walter O., Meth., Warren, Mass.
Tholen, Frederick W., Bapf., Hampden,
IVIciss
Thomas, Griffith J., Lie, 107 Park Ave.,
Newcastle, Pa.
Thomas, George M., Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Thomas, J. W., Lie, Moorefield, W. Va.
Thompson, A. Roy, Presb., West Acton,
Mass.
Thompson, Charles G., Lie, 601 1 Ave. S.,
Jamestown, N. D.
Thompson, Hugo W., Lie, Woodmont, Conn.
Thompson, Roy D., M. E. Lie, Hill, N. H.
Thompson, Thomas E., Ch. Miss. All. Lie,
Little Compton, R. I.
Thompson, Wm. E., Meth., Freeborn, Minn.
Thornburg, Ruble O., Lie, Sulphur Springs,
Ind.
Thornton, Edwin L., Bapt., Townshend, Vt.
Thorpe, Gardiner E., Lie, 287 Hanover,
Boston, Mass.
Tibbets, Percy, Lie, Fort Yates, N. D.
Tidd, John A., Bapf., Sturbridge, Mass.
Tiikkala, Katri, Finnish, 59 W. Hamilton
Ave., Englewood, N. J.
Tillinghast, Robert, Lie, Lawrenceville, Pa.
Toku, N., Meth., 120 N. San Pedro, Los
Angeles, Cal.
Tolman, Philip V., 680 Main, Leominster,
Mass.
Touriss, J. G., Naz., Cooperdale, Ohio.
Towle, Gifford H., Friend Lie, Amherst,
TLTgec
Townsend, Paul W., M. E., Kingston, N. H.
Traill, Donald S., Presb., 2299 Acushnet
Ave., New Bedford, Mass.
Traver, Miss Lena, Lie, New Berlin, N. Y.
Traver, Miss Marian, Lie, New Berlin,
N. Y.
Trembert, Albert A., Bapt., 307 E. Court
St., Flint, Mich.
Tribbel, O. H., Presb., Higganum, Conn.
Troyer, Lewis, Lie. Strawberry Point, la.
True, Miss Alice M., Lie, 410 Main St.,
Amesbury, Mass.
Truxal, Andrew G., Refd., Hanover, N. H.
Turkington, Albert, Bapt., Robb St., Balti-
more, Md.
Turner, Geo. M., Lie, New Underwood,
S. D.
U. Cho Ping, Lie, Kohala, Hawaii.
Underwood, I. T., Lie, Altamahaw, R. 2,
N. C.
Updyke, , Lie, Sweet Valley, Pa.
Upton, Mrs. A. D., Lie, 1506 Jackson Ave.,
Scranton, Pa.
Vahlstrom, Chas. J., Swed. Gov., South-
wick, R. D., Mass.
Valera, M. M., Lie, Ewa, Hawaii.
Van Buskirk, Ellen, M. E., Tunbridge, Vt.
Van Cleve, A. R., Lie, Elon College, N. C.
Vance, Wm. F., Presb., Harvey, 111.
Van Deursen, Horace R., Lie, Calif.
338 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Vazquez, Placido, Lie, Las Piedras, Porto
Rico.
Venz, Emil Carl, Gallipolis, R. R. 1, Box
84C, Ohio.
Vickers, J. Y., Lie, Alexander City, Ala.
Vincent, Earle A., Lie, Shoreham, Vt.
Vogan, Ferdimore E., U. Presb., Greens-
boro, Vt.
Volkman, Max, Chris., University, R. 8,
Spokane, Wash.
Vollmer, Myles A., Lie, Malta, 111.
Wabeke, Jay A., Cong., Marshfield Hills,
JLTqcc
Wachs, Victor H., M. E., South Royalton,
Vt.
Waery, James E., Lie, Olds, Iowa.
Waggoner, J. Garland, Chris., Storrs, Conn.
Wagner, Chas., Presb., Emerson, la.
Wagner, J. Richard, Lie, 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Wahmann, Arthur, Lie, 49 Autumn Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wakkentin, J. M., Lie, 1853 S. Loomis St.,
Chicago, 111.
Walker, Albert C, Lie, Crawford, Nebr.
Walker, Albert C, Lie, 314 S. 10th Ave.,
Pocatello, Ida.
Walker, G. R., Lie, R. 3, Wadley, Ala.
Walker, Raymond E., Cong., North Attle-
boro, Mass.
Walker, Walter, Lie, R. 2, Kirklin, Ind.
Walkley, Francis S., Lie, Litchfield, R. D.
1, Conn.
Wallace, Clayton, Lay., Wolfeboro, N. H.
Wallbridge, John W., Lie, Washington
Mills, N. Y.
Walton, Geo. T., Lie, Nisland, S. D.
Ward, A. J., Lie, R. 5, Box 98, Sanford,
N. C.
Ward, Alfred J., Lie, Plymouth, 111.
Ward, Prof. Clarence, Lie, 335 E. College
St., Oberlin, Ohio.
Ward, Joseph, Lie, 4317 N. Paulina St.,
Oak Park, 111.
Ward, Ursel, Lie, Muses Mills, Ky.
Waser, Raymond A., Lie, Enfleld, Conn.
Waters, John W., Presb., Williamsfield,
Ohio.
Watson, George, Lie, Mountain Creek, Rte.
2, Ala.
Watson, John A., Union City, Ind.
Watters, Thomas N., Meth., New Rich-
mond, Wis.
Watts, Allison M., Bapt., Westford. Vt.
Webber, F. C, Bapt., West Bloomfleld, N. Y.
Weir, Smith, Student, 2419 E. 84th St.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Weir, Valentine A., Presb., Clackamas,
Ore.
Welch, Robert L., U. P., 328 W. State St.,
Paxton, 111.
Wenger, S. B., Breth., Lowell, Mich.
Wentworth, Allison W., Lie, 95 Emery St.,
Portland, Me.
Wentworth, Bertram C, Meth., West Bald-
win, Me.
Wentworth, Norris. Lie, 1609 University
Ave., Madison, Wis.
Wessling, George A., Lie, School of Re-
ligion, Nashville, Tenn.
West, Donald Lee, Lie, Vanderbilt Uni-
versity, Nashville, Tenn.
West, Herbert, M. E., Steilacoom, Wash.
Westcott, George C, M. E., Lyndonville, Vt.
Westervelt, Clyde, Lie, 105 N. High St.,
Muncie, Ind.
Weymouth, Donald B., Lie, 30 Evans Way,
Boston, Mass.
Wheeler, James, Bapt., Cortland, R. 2, Ohio.
Wheelock, Milton G., Lie, Buckley, Mich.
Whipkey, Mr., Presb., Stanford, Mont.
White, W. Robert, M. E., Lyndonville, Vt.
Wickline, Elias, Lie, Lecta, Ohio.
Wiggins, J. P., Lie, Stout, Ohio.
Wilcock, James, Westport, Mass.
Wilkenson, L. M., U. B., Runnells, Iowa.
Williams, Allan K., M. E., Hebron, N. H.
Williams, Anson, Bapt., Norridgewock, Me.
Williams, Carlton J., M. E., Poplar Grove,
111.
Williams, Frederick, Lie, Baroda, Mich.
Williams, George E., Disc, Condon, Ore.
Williams, Gwillym T., Lie, 174 S. Bromley
Ave., Scranton, Pa.
Williams, L. B., Presb., Werner, N. D.
Williams, McEwen, Bapt, 490 St. Paul
Ave., Memphis, Tenn.
Williams, Myron E., U. B., Willard, Ohio.
Williams, R. F., M. E., Woodville, N. Y.
Williams, R. G., Presb., 1901 S. 25th, Ta-
coma. Wash.
Williams, S. J., Lie, 5757 University Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Williams, William Lloyd, Lie, Gaylord
Ave., Plymouth, Pa.
Willingham, Turner L., Lie, Clarksville,
Pa.
Wilson, Norman G., Lie, Stamford, S. D.
Wilson, Robert A. N., Presb., De Soto, Mo.
Wilson, Sam B., Lie, Elon College, N. C.
Wilson, Wm. W., Disc, West Cornwall,
Conn.
Winder, Jos. W., Presb., Pacoima, Calif.
Wolf, Lawrence H., Lie, Nishu, N. D.
Wolf, Wilmot H., Lie, Middleton, Mass.
Wolfe, Rolland E., Breth., Boxford, Mass.
Wolford, Barton, Lie, Dry Fork, W. Va.
Wong, Bing Chin, Lie, 1917 Addison St.,
Berkeley, Calif.
Woodbury, Carl V., Lie, Northfield, Vt.
Woodcock, Arthur, Evang., Kingfield, Me.
Woodin, Wallace, M. E. Lie, Andover,
Conn.
Woodman, John L., Lie, Lockport, R. D.,
N. Y.
Worcester, George S., Lie, Thetford, Vt.
Worster, Lucille M., Cong., Danville, Vt.
Worster, Raymond G., Cong., Danville, Vt.
Wright, Arthur C, Bapt., Castleton, Vt.
Wright, Mrs. Cleona, Lie, Williamsport,
Ohio.
Wright, C. A., Ch. of the Breth., Mt. Hope,
Kans.
Wyker, James D., Disc, Groton, N. Y.
Yarkovski, John J., Presb., 3736 E. 59th
St., Cleveland, Ohio.
Yinger, Clement B., Meth., 32 Prospect
Ave., Winthrop, Mass.
Yost, A. C, Ref'd., 321 S. Pearl St.,
Spencerville, Ohio.
Youmans, W., Lie, 84 Fairview Ave., New-
ark, N. J.
, Young, Alfred, Cong., 4727 Vine St., Den-
ver, Colo.
Young, Andrew, Bapt., Harrison, Me.
Young, Mrs. Bessie K., Lie, R. 3, Camp-
bell, N. Y.
Young, Edward C, Presb., N. Ridgeville,
Ohio.
Young, Harry J., M. E., Nova, Ohio.
Ziemer, H. E., Ch. Miss. All., 2851 Cherry
St., Denver, Colo.
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 339
CONGREGATIONAL AND CHRISTIAN MINISTERS
IN FULL STANDING
Ministerial standing is constituted by ordination and membership in an association or
conference of Congregational, Christian or Congregational-Christian ministers or of
ministers and churches.
The following is a compilation of the lists furnished by the Conference registrars.
Ministers not in pastorates are indicated by the inclusion of ordination date (or by a
hyphen (-) if ordination date has not been reported) after address. Information regard-
ing pastor is found in the appropriate place in the state report: refer to state and
place for this information. Page numbers are given for those whose names appear in
pages 6-73 and on the record of 1931 ordinations, pages 272-273.
A letter x before a name signifies a Christian minister.
An asterislt (*) before a name indicates that the person is not now reported by any
Conference registrar. It appears desirable to retain such names for a period of two
years in order to give opportunity for completing transfer of membership from one
holding body to another as well as for correction of errors.
A dagger (t) indicates that the address had not been verified.
Names of persons variously employed are indicated by Ch., chaplain; Ed., editor;
Ev., evangelist; My., missionary; p. em., pastor emeritus; dir.R.E., director of Religious
Education; Pf., professor; Pn., principal; Pr., president; .Sec, secretary; St., superin-
tendent; T., teacher; Tr., treasurer; bus., business; lee, lecturer.
Abbate, Paolo S., 1931 Broadway, New
York City. 1924
Abbe, Harry A. G., Guilford, R. D. 2,
Conn.
Abbott, Alexander H., Norwich, Conn. 12
Abbott, A. Maurice, 211 W. Killings-
worth Ave., Portland, Ore. 1890
[Abbott, Ernest H., deceased. 45
[Abbott, Justin E., deceased.
Abel, George F., Essex, Conn.
Abercrombie, Ralph H., Monterey,
Abraham, Ralph Lee, A.B.C.F.M. 1914
Abrams, Henry H., bus., 903 29th St.,
Anacortes, Wash. 1882
Achenbach, Lyman I., Carthage, N. Y.
Achenbach, Solomon T., Farmington,
Me.
Acheson, John M., 1391 Main St., River-
side, Cal. 1920
^Ackerman, Arthur W., 8 College Hill
Rd., West Somerville, Mass. 1890
V'Adadourian, Haig, 34 Auburn St., Mai-
den, Mass. 1897
Adams, Allison D., 581 N. Main St.,
Wallingford, Conn. 1875
Adams, Arthur C, A.B.C.F.M. 1925
Adams, Charles D., Pf., Hanover, N. H.1885
Adams, Chauncey A., Waterbury, Vt. 31
VAdams, Chauncey C, 52 Pleasant St.,
Middlebury, Vt.
Adams, Clark G., Coldwater, R. D. 3,
Mich.
Adams, Clinton B., 1743 N. 33d St..
Philadelphia, Pa.
Adams, David E., 312 Front St., Mari-
etta, Ohio.
Adams, Edward B., T., 393 Macon St
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Adams, Elisha E., My., 79 Prospect St.
New Britain, Conn.
. ^dams, E. Merle, Norfolk, Neb.
George I., Boylston, Mass.
Hubert G., Roseland, La.
Myron W., West Townsend
•Adams,
, Adams,
t'Adams,
Mass.
Adams,
10
1906
69
1896
1896
1885
Oliver M.. 139 N. 35th St.,
Omaha, Neb.
Adams, Silas N., Chester, N. H.
VAdams, William C, 55 Garden St.,
Cambridge, Mass. 1897
^Addison, Stanley H., 226 Erie St., Cam-
bridge, Mass.
Addison, W. Frederick, Turners Falls,
IVT3SS
Adkins', James B., 1705 E. 13th St., Des
Moines, la. 1888
Adkins, Leslie J., A.B.C.F.M. 1924
• Adriance, S. Winchester, 9 Mount
Pleasant St., Winchester, Mass. 1877
Aeschbacher, Joseph E., Hyannis, Neb.
*Ahlberg, Carl M., Axtell, R. 1, Kan. 1899
Ahlstedt, Thure E., 609 6th St., Red
Wing, Minn. 1915
^ Aiken, Edwin E., Sr., 337 Central St.,
Auburndale, Mass. 1885
^Aiken, Edwin E., Jr., 490 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass.
[Aiken, Walter T., deceased. 45
Aiken, William A., Ch., U. S. A., Fort
Dupont, Del. 1903
Aikins, James E., S. Windham, R. D. 1,
Maine.
[Ainslie, James S., deceased. 45
Ainslie, Thomas, Honor, Mich.
Akana, Akaiko, 1637 Ashley St., Hon-
olulu, T. H.
Akana, Francis, Kailua, T. H.
Aked, Charles F., The Bryson, 2701
Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. 1886
u-Akerly, H. Emerson, Freeport, Me.
Akerman, Nathan B., Jennings Lodge,
Portland, Ore.
Akimo, James, 2120 Wilder Ave., Hon-
olulu, T. H.
Akin, R. Ernest, 2329 Commonwealth
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Akiona, Alfred, Hanalei, T. H.
xAlbright, John A., Verona, Ohio.
xAlbright, John W., Box 322, Burling-
ton, N. C. 72
Albright, Ralph E., R. D. 3, Vermilion,
Ohio.
xAlbright, S. W., Raleigh, N. C. 72
Alcock James, Marion, la.
Alcorn, Wm. A., Harvard, Neb. 1896
[Alden, David A., died September 1930.
V5\.lden, Frederick W., 15 Harrison St.,
Taunton, Mass.
xAlderman, Mrs. Ada, 44 E. Grove St.,
Ballston Spa, N. Y. 1908
Alderson, John. Frankfort, S. D. 1897
340 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Aldrich, Mrs. Alice P., sec. 4650 N.
Kilpatrick Ave., Chicago, 111. 1907
Aldrich, Leander J., p.em., Kennewick,
Wash. 1885
Aldridge, James M., 1100 E. Washing-
ton St., Greensboro, N. C.
tAlexander, Arthur O. 1901
Alexander, George, 1545 Ardmore
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1926
xAlexander, P. R., Palmer Springs, Va. 72
xAlexander, Warner S., 871 E. 46th St..
Brooklyn, N. Y. 13
Alexander, Wm. H., Cheshire. Conn. 1891
Alf, Alfred, Lyons, Colo.
Alger, Frank G., 969 Cornell Rd., Pasa-
dena, Cal. 1886
X Allan, Frances B., Smith ville, Ont. (— )
Allan. W. Murray, 213 N. 5th St., Grand
Forks, N. D.
AUard, Alfred L., 1931 Cleveland Ave..
S. W., Grand Rapids, Mich.
^AUbright, Manley F., 31 Quint Ave.,
Allston, Mass.
Allchin, George, My., 254 Cliff Ave.,
Pelham, N. Y. 1881
Allen, Charles F.. Beaver Dams, R. D.
3, N. Y.
Allen, Charles J., 399 E. 5th St.. Brook-
lyn. N. Y.
[Allen, Ernest Bourner, deceased. 45
Allen, Frederick C, 418 N. Main St..
Manchester. Conn.
Allen. Frederick G., Redding, Conn.
^-Allen, George E., 553 Hill St., Whitins-
ville, Mass.
Allen, Herbert O., 708 N. Perm Ave.,
Mason City, la. 1889
xAUen, J. H., Webster, N. C. (— )
^-AUen, John H., Walpole, N. H.
xAllen, K. S., R. 7, Raleigh, N. C. 72, (— )
Allen. Ralph W.. 481 S. Beach St.,
Syracuse, N. Y. 1903
Allen, Robert J., Weaverville, Cal.
xAllen, Rose Chapman, R. 3, New Al-
bany, Pa. 1895
xAllen, William, Cary, N. C.
Allen, William C, My.. E. 3704 24th
Ave.. Spokane, Wash. 71, 1903
Allenby, Hubert A., 22 Underwood St..
Pawtucket, R. I.
Aller, Nathan S., 29 North St., Bald-
winsville, N. Y. 1895
AUin, Ernest A., St. Helens. Ore.
Ailing, Morris E., Sec. Northford,
Conn. 1903
AUingham, Robert, 711 W. 15th St.,
Amarillo. Tex. 1903
[Allington, Albert A., deceased.
^-Allis, Wm. B., North Attleboro, Mass. 1893
Allison. Frederick E.. Keyser. R. F. D.
2. W. Va. 1912
Allison. John M.. 20 5th Ave.. Berea. O.
xAllred. John M., R. 1. Asheboro, N. C.
AUworth, John, 512 Ohio St.. Wheaton.
111. 1874
Almon, Mrs. Clarence, Hamilton, Mo.
1930
[Alston, Caesar A., deceased.
xtAlston, C. J. (— )
xAlston, M. F., Greensboro, N. C. (— )
xAlston, R. J., 958 St. Julian St.. Nor-
folk, Va. (— )
t*Alton, Thomas W., bits., 3209 Penn.
Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 1892
Altvater, Ernest W.. bus., Newell. S. D.
1906
Alvord. James C. Pf., 106 Smith St..
Lafayette, La. 1888
xAmazeen, Elvin K., 346 Pleasant St.,
Portsmouth, N. H. 1878
Ament, Jacob H., Hastings, Neb.
Ames, Claire E., 4410 Lake Harriet
Blvd.. Minneapolis, Minn.
Ames. William P.. Beverly. Kan. 1910
Amos. Frederick, 1220 E. 97th St.,
Seattle, Wash. 1911
Anderson, A. H., 3218 Boone St., Ames,
Iowa.
Anderson, Ada S., 1605 Annalee Ave.,
Webster Groves, Mo. 10, 11, 20
-^Anderson, August L., 9 Lansing Ave..
Worcester, Mass. 1886
Anderson, Carl J., 409 Cobb St., John-
sonburg, Pa.
t Anderson, Charles. 1874
Anderson, Dock, Nacogdoches, Star Rt.,
Box 17, Tex.
Anderson, E. L., Anita, la.
Anderson, Frank H., 1605 Annalee Ave.,
Webster Groves, Mo.
Anderson, Frank O., 6234 Bernice Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1897
Anderson, Gale A., Plentywood, Mont.
Anderson, George S. K., p.em., Escu-
minac, P. Q. 1891
Anderson, Harold E., 1817 E. 83d St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Anderson, Howard S., 3498 W. Adams
St., Chicago, 111. 13
Anderson, James W., Sec, 312 6th St.,
N. E.. Washington. D. C. 1908
Anderson. Mrs. Marlowe A., 3498 W.
Adams St., Chicago, 111.
Anderson, Orvis T., P. O. Box 11, Fort
Myers, Fla.
Anderson, Ralph Kirk, 903 29th St..
Anacortes, Wash.
Anderson, Thomas, Apt. 1, 2916 Pine
^ Grove Ave., Chicago HI.
Anderson, Thomas, Bertram, Litchfield,
Conn.
VxAnderson, Uel, N. Dartmouth, Mass.
Anderson, Wallace W., 2288 Elm St.,
Manchester, N. H.
[Anderson, Willard B., deceased.
V Anderson, William S., My., Munson
St., Greenfield, Mass. 1897
xAndes, Alfred W., Harrisonburg, Va.
Andress, John H., 1219 Nebraska St.,
Sioux City, la. 1897
Andrew, Benjamin Fay, Student Pas-
tor, Durham, N. H. 1919
Andrews, Geo. A., 824 N. 2d St., Tuc-
son, Ariz.
Andrews, George R., 985 Noble Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
[Andrews, George W., deceased. 45
Andrews, Herbert T., Barnesville,
Minn.
Andrewson, Andrew J., 2629 N. Central
Park Ave., Chicago, 111. 1896
fAndrus, J. Cowles, Harding Rd., Red
Bank, N. J. 1883
[Angell, John Q., deceased. 45
Ahgelou, Alexander, A. B. C. F. M. 1918
V Anthony, S. Whitman, 410 Washington
St., Brighton, Mass.
xApple, J. F., Elon College, N. C.
Appleman, Hiram H., Sec, 117 Harri-
son St., Manchester, N. H. 1895
Appleton, Fayette G., 617 E. 12th Ave.,
Houston, Tex. 1884
t Appleton, Harry ' 1891
Appleton, Julius G.. 66 Victory St.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
[Archer, Frank K., deceased. 46
Archibald, Warren Seymour, 239 Wash-
ington St., Hartford, Conn. 10, 13
Arell, Oscar W., 4 Humes St., Paw-
tucket, R. L 1918
Arends, B. R., 65 Southern Ave., Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
Arends, Harold L., 65 Southern Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. 272
Argento, Francis C, 61 Highland Ave.,
Newton, Mass.
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 341
Arhelger, Louis F., West De Pere, Wis.
Armes, A. Herbert, Northwood Centre,
N. H. 1889
Armington, George F., 637 So. 5th St..
Salina. Kans. 1898
Armstrong, A. C, Jr., P/., Middletown,
Conn. 1887
Armstrong, Arthur H., Sec, 401 Y. M.
C. A. Bldg., Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. 1894
[Armstrong, Edward P., deceased. 46
Armstrong, J. C, 409 8th Ave., La
Grange, 111. 1874
Armstrong, James N., Jr., Box 5, Rose-
dale, L. I., N. Y. 1926
Armstrong, Joseph H., 201 West Walnut
St., Ashland, O. 1905
Armstrong, Lyman P., 417 S. 7th St.,
San Jose, Cal. 1891
"^Armstrong, Robert G., 46 Brenton Ter.,
Pittsfield, Mass.
Armstrong, Thomas J., P. O. Box 75,
Rocky Point, N. C. 1914
Arnold, Harold L., Pachaug, Conn.
xArnold, Henry, 108 Bogle St., Fall
River, Mass.
Arnold, P. Arthur, Memphis, R. D. 1,
Mich. 1911
Arnot. John K., Sec, Y. M. C. A., 216
S. Riverside Ave., St. Clair, Mich. 1910
xArrick, Robert P., Farmland, Ind.
Artman, Joseph M., Sec, 59 E. Van
Buren St., Chicago, 111. 1906
Artz, Frank S.. Albia, la. 1892
Ashby, John H., 52 Winlock Ave., In-
gram, Pittsburgh, Pa.
xAshby, Robinson, Lewistown, 111. 1890
Ashby, Thompson E., Brunswick, Me.
Ashby, William C, 220 Nottingham St.,
Trenton, N. J. 1924
Ashjian, H. H., 3435 Harndon St., Chi-
cago, 111. 1898
Ashley, Walter H., Lakota, N. D.
Asplin, Glenn R., 222 Lawrence Ave.,
Royal Oak, Mich. 1922
Atkins, Charles F., Schenectady, N. Y. 1918
Atkins, Charles L., 1228 College St.,
Topeka, Kan. 67
Atkins, G. Glenn, Pf., 11 Seminary St.,
Auburn, N. Y. 15, 1895
Atkinson, Frank, 2001 Florida Ave.,
West Palm Beach, Fla.
xAtkinson, Daniel B., Pf., Piedmont
College, Demorest, Ga. 12, 14, 1892
Atkinson, George E., 137 Calder St.,
Sebastopol, Cal.
Atkinson, Henry A., Sec, 70 5th Ave.,
New York City. 1902
xAtkinson, James O., Sec, Elon College,
N. C. 14, 70, 1893
Atkinson, Robert K., 127 Harvard Ave.,
Rockville Centre, N. Y. 1906
"^Atwood, Alfred Ray, Harwich, Mass. 1901
Atwood, James N., W. Newfield, Me.
^uer, J. A. F., Pf., Tufts CoUege, Bos-
ton T^3ss>
Augur, Julius S., dir., Y. M. C. A., 42
Tremont St., Hartford, Conn. 1916
Auld, William M., 343 Eastern Heights
Blvd., Elyria, O.
Aumann, William, La Crosse, Wash.
Austin, Leon H., South Coventry, Conn.
Austin, Ralph V., Spring Valley, Wis.
xAuvil, Edward, Clifton Forge, Va. 1925
Avery, Oliver P., Box 535, Rock
Springs, Wyo.
Avikainen, Aarne, West Paris, Me. 272
Avikainen, Mrs. Elizabeth, West Paris,
Me. 273
Axtell, Archie G., Ch., Piedmont Col-
lege, Demorest, Ga. 1900
Axtell, J. Dayton, 441 Sampson St.,
San Diego, Cal.
Axton, John T., Chaplain, Rutgers
Univ., New Brunswick, N. J. 1902
Axton, John T., Jr., Ch., U.S.A., March
Field, Cahfornia 1917
Ayer, Edward P., 7 Sybil Ave., Bran-
ford, Conn. 1894
^r^yers, William B., 35 W. Elm Ave.,
Wollaston Park, Mass.
[Aylmore, Frederick G., deceased.
Ayres, Lucy T., 333 Central Park West,
New York City. 1922
Babb, J. Franklin, lee. New Hampton,
N. H. 1898
"^abb, Thomas E., p.em., Holden, Mass. 1869
xBabb, William S., Btentonville, Ohio.
Babbitt, Will A., 921 Leland Ave.,
South Bend, Ind. 1895
tBabcock, Frank. 1912
Babcock, Milton Howard, 442 Main St.,
Hartford, Conn. 1888
VBachelder, Everett E., 40 Bridge St.,
Newton, Mass.
Bacheler, Francis P., Talcottville, Corm.
Bacheler, Theodore, South Hadley
Falls, Mass.
Bachman, Walter E., 235 E. 49th St.,
, New York City. 1918
"^acon, Alvin C, Natick, Mass.
[Bacon, Benjamin W., deceased.
Bacon, Miles E., Chandlerville, 111. 1880
[Bacon, William A., deceased. 46
Bacon, William F., 1701 Montcalm St.,
Indianapolis, Ind. 1911
Badder, Coral F., Northport, Mich.
Bade, W. Frederick, Pf., 1798 Scenic
Ave., Berkeley, Cal. 42, 1894
xBagby, A. G., T., So. Webster, Ohio. 1912
Bagdikian, Aram T., 59 Elm St., Stone-
ham, Mass.
Bagnall, Frederick, New Haven, Mich.
[Bailey, Amos J., deceased. 46
Bailey, Arthur W., 33 Walnut St., Win-
sted, Conn.
Bailey, Gurdon F., 115 Atwater Ave.,
Derby, Conn. 1893
*^ailey, Henry L., Sec, 169 Crescent
Rd., Longmeadow, Mass. 44, 68, 1889
xBailey, Henry L., Bradford, Ohio,
v^ailey, Richard L., Templeton, Mass.
Bain, Colin B., Grand Meadow, Minn.
Bainton, J. Herbert, Cheshire, Conn.
Bainton, Roland H., Pf., 2108 Yale Sta.,
New Haven, Conn. 41, 1927
Baird, Corey S., Cromwell la.
Baird, George B., Lowell, Wash.
Baird, Lucius O., St., Plymouth Church,
Seattle, Wash. 21, 27, 29, 71. 1891
Baird, Robert S., Cheboygan, Mich,
"^^akeman, Robert A., 50 Lynn St., Pea-
body. Mass. 1905
Baker, Albert S., 2315 Maile Way,
Honolulu, T. H.
Baker, Edward L., 333 W. 9th St., Fre-
mont, Neb.
-'Baker, Ernest L., Amesbury, Mass.
Baker, Frank H., Center Ossipee, N. H.
xBaker, Hiley, 208 S. Maple St., Argos,
Ind.
Baker, Marion W., Tombstone, Ariz.
Baker, T. Nelson,^ 256 Robbins Ave.,
Pittsfield, Mass.
Baker, Walter A., 807 Fourth St., Bis-
marck, N. D. 1897
xBaker, Weltie E., Ravena, N. Y. 13
Baker, William H., Wellington, O. 1887
V-Baldwin, A. Graham, T., Adams Hall,
Andover, Mass. 1928
xBaldwin, Carl F., 822 S. Meridian St.,
Portland, Ind.
VBaldwin, Charles H., 4 Lothrop St.,
Taunton, Mass.
[Baldwin, Cyrus G., deceased. 46
xBaldwin, H. B.. Apex, N. C. (— )
342 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
xBaldwin, J. W., R. R., Columbus, Ind. 1912
Baldwin, William E., Medford, Okla. 69
Balfour, John, Coloma, Mich.
Ball. Albert H., Faculty House, South
Hadley, Mass. 1871
xBall, Arza, R. 1, Chesterhill, Ohio 1929
Ball, James E., 1506 Girard Ave., N.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Ball. Robert H., Fair Haven, Vt.
Ballantine, John W., 10 Plymouth Ct..
Milford, Conn. 1879
Ballantine, William G.. Pf.em., 215 For-
est Park Ave.. Springfield. Mass. 1880
Ballensky. James. Sanger. Cal.
Ballmer. Isaiah Balcolm, Gentry. Ark.
Ballou, Earle H., A. B. C. F. M. 1916
Ballou, Henry L.. p.em., Chester, Vt. 1895
V^allou. Luther, Dover-Foxcroft, Me.
Ballou. William J.. Chester, Vt.
\ Baltzer, Melbourne O., 71 Martland St.,
Montello, Mass.
Balzer, J. F., Pf., 302 Nevada St.,
Northfield. Minn.
Bamford. Frederick S.. Freeport, Me. 1896
Banks. Henry B.. Moncure. N. C. 1907
Banks. Harry F., Box 127. Adams, Wis.
Banninga, John J., A. B. C. F. M. 1901
Bannister, Fred., Milton. N. H.
Baptist, John D.. St. Charles St.,
Thebodaux. La.
Baptiste. Lewis J., 1103 Lester St..
Thomasville, Ga.
Barber, Arthur, 3 Berkeley St.. Law-
rence. Mass.
Barber, James A., Box 481, High Point,
N. C.
Barber. Jerome M.. Box 202. Forest
Grove, Ore. 1892
'Barber, Laurence L., 11 Maple St., Ar-
lington, Mass. 11, 20. 21
Barber. Ray W.. 4921 Warwick Ave..
Chicago, 111.
Barbour, Thomas W.. Box 426, Ramona.
San Diego Co.. Cal.
xBarbree, John, Crossville, 111. (— )
Barker, Franklin W., Unionville, Conn.
Barker, George A., Pomfret Center,
Conn.
Barker, James I., Tallassee, Ala.
Barker, Lee W., Emmetsburg. la.
Barker, Otis W., 145 Warrenton Ave..
Hartford, Conn. 1893
Barker, Ralph A., South Acton, Mass.
Barker, Thomas, Janesville, R. D. 1.
Wis.
Barnard. Alfred J.. 55 Arborough Rd.,
Roslindale, Mass.
Barnard, Elihu C, 4426 Klingle St.,
N. W.. Washington. D. C. 1866
xBarnard. George F.. Boscawen. N. H. 1919
[Barnard. Henry T., deceased. 46
Barnard, Orlo E., Hatfield, Mass.
Barnes, E. Winfred. Y. M. C. A., 45
Bleecker St., Newark, N. J. 1918
Barnes. Estle C. Comstock Park,
Mich.
Barnes, Guy L.. Pf., Polytechnic. Mont.
1926
Barnes. Henry John. Lysander. N. Y.
Barnes. Howard C. T., Tallmadge, R.
F. D.. Ohio. 1899
Barnes. Orville A.. Appleton. Minn.
Barnes, Robert J., Hayward, Wis. 1905
[Barnes, Stephen G., deceased. 46
Barnes, William D., 37 Evergreen Ave.,
Hartford, Conn.
Barnett, John W., 4 Loomis St.. Mont-
pelier. Vt.
Barnette. Leslie J.. Sec, 287 4th Ave.,
New York City. 29, 1918
xBarnhart, J. D.. Tuscumbia. Mo.
Barnhart. William R., Pf., Frederick.
Md. 1930
Barnhill, Oscar F., Troy, N. C.
Barnum, Orien S., Potlach, Ida. 1896
Barnum, Samuel H., p.em., 221 Eastern
Point Rd., Groton, Conn. 1883
Barnwell, Henry S.. St., 239 Auburn
Ave.. N. E.. Atlanta, Ga.. 22. 66. 67. 70, 1904
xBarrett. D. P.. My., Ponce. P. R.
xBarrett. John C, 508 E. Alleghany
Ave.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Barrett. S. Allen. 2217 Garland Ave..
Detroit. Mich. 1888
Barrows. Irvin, bus., Faulkner. S. D. 1899
Barsalou, George F., Maquoketa, la.
Barstow. Robbins W., Pr., 165 Elizabeth
St.. Hartford, Conn. 12, 13, 25, 32, 38, 1916
Bartak. Joseph P.. My., Prague,
Czechoslovakia. 1915
Barth. William L.. 816 Woodlawn Ave.,
Venice, Cal. 1890
Bartholomew, Noyes O., Eldon, Mo.
Bartlett, A. Eugene, Bar tie tt Manor,
West Chester, Pa. 1897
Bartlett, Dana W., 2020 Coldwater
Canyon Rd., Beverly Hills, Cal. 1887
Bartlett, Henry M., Kent, Conn.
V Bartlett, HoUis M.. 92 Coburn Ave..
, Worcester, Mass.
^Bartlett, Robert M., Longmeadow,
Mass. 32
Bartlett. Samuel C. A. B. C. F. M. 1894
Bartlett. William A.. Sec, Little Bldg..
Boston. Mass. 1886
Bartlett. William H.. No. Scituate.
Mass. 1922
Bartley. William T., Canaan, N. Y.
xBarton, Brice S., Turon. Kans.
'^ Barton, James L., Secern., Longwood
Towers, Brookline, Mass. 12, 1885
Barton. William H., New Cambria, Mo.
. Barton, William P., Sunderland, Mass.
Bartter, Alfred H., Sioux Rapids, la.
Barwick, Arthur W., 1321 Prairie Ave.,.
Desplaines, 111.
Bascom, Mrs. Elida G., R. D. 5,
Brewer, Me. 1924
Basham, Charles W., Orient, la.
Bashford, Alfred E., Exeter, Neb.
Baskerville, Mark, bus., 3116 Grand
View Ave., Spokane. Wash. 1882
Baskerville. Robert, 9260 California
Ave., Seattle, Wash.
xBaskerville, S. H., Henderson, N. C. (— )
Bassett, Elton K., Boothbay Harbor,
Me.
xBassett, John H., R. 4, Danbury, Conn.
Bassler, Henry G., 335 Melbourne Rd..
Pittsfield, Mass.
Bast, C. William, Harlan, la.
Bast, Carl P., Rock Rapids, la.
Bastel, Frederick T., 1737 Coit Ave.,
East Cleveland, O. 1890
Bate, Francis H., T., Winthrop, Me. 1913
Bates. Henry L., Forest Grove, Ore. 1881
Bates, Mrs. Juanita. 310 N. Aurora St.,
Ithaca, N. Y. 1892
Bates. Newton W.. Kipton, O.
Batt, George, 812 N. Lincoln Ave.,
Loveland, Colo.
Batten, James H., Pf., 1138 Harvard
Ave., Claremont, Cal. 1895
Bauer, Philip E., Pilgrim PL, Clare-
mont, Cal. 1901
Bauer, Thorpe, 2140 Main St., Bridge-
port, Conn.
xBaughman, John, Tuscola, 111.
Bauman, Benjamin R., 1222 No. Baird
Ave., Fergus Falls, Minn. 1902
Baumann, Eppo, Ft. Morgan, R. D. 3,
Colo. 1901
Baumann, Gustav B., Treynor, la.
Baumann, Hugo M., 515 Garfield St..
Lodi, Cal.
Baumgardner, Gill M., Stow, O.
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 343
^"^ayes, R. Ernest, 37 Lee St., Cam-
bridge, Mass. 1908
Bayne, John J., 44 N. Ashland Blvd.,
Chicago, 111.
[Bazata, Benjamin V., deceased.
Beach, Arthur G., Pf., 508 4th St..
Marietta, O. 1897
^^each, David N., 50 Elm St., Spring-
field, Mass.
Beach, Frederick P., A. B. C. F. M. 1910
Beach, Harlan Page, Pf. em., 737 Trot-
ter Ave., Winter Park, Fla. 41, 1883
Beach, Jesse J., Bagley, Minn.
Beach, Joseph W., A. B. C. F. M. 1918
Beach, Walter B., Linden Hills Church,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Beadle, Harry A., 456 Main St., Saco,
Maine. 1901
Beale, Arthur S., 2203 N. 48th St., Mil-
waukee, Wis.
Beale, Charles H., p.em., 240 4th St., N.,
St. Petersburg, Fla.
^ Beale, T. F. Rutledge, Peoples Church,
-••■* St. Paul, Minn.
*"iL [Seals, Charles E., deceased. 47
* Beam, Kenneth S., 950 N. Marengo St.,
Pasadena, Cal. 1917
Bean, A. Lincoln, Barrington, R. D.,
Box 41, R. L
[Bean, Ebenezer, deceased. 47
Bean, Joseph P., Wedowee, R. D. 1,
Ala.
Beard, Albert G., Otsego, Mich.
Beard, Augustus F., Sec. em., 39 East
Ave., Norwalk, Conn. 22, 1860
Beard, Reuben A., p.em., 713 3rd Ave.
S., Fargo, N. D. 1879
Beard, Willard L., A. B. C. F. M. 1894
Beard, William S., Uncasville, R. D. 1,
Conn. 1897
Beardslee, Claude G., Pf., Lehigh
Univ., Bethlehem, Pa. 1914
^^eardslee, Lyndon S., Westboro, Mass.
Beardslee, Raymond A., 41 Wall St.,
Springfield, Vt.
Beardsley, Frank G., Minot, N. D.
Beattie, John L., Abingdon, Va. 1903
N-Beaumont, Albert E., 36 Bolton St.,
Marlboro, Mass.
xBeaver, Mrs. Carrie, Advance, Ind.
Bebee, W. Lome, Y. M. C. A., 726
Washington St., Utica, N. Y. 1925
Bechtel, Philip, Batesland, S. D.
Bechtold, Warren, Huntsburg, O.
tBecker, James A., Grand Junction,
Colo.
Becker, William, Friend, Neb.
[Beckwith, Clarence A., deceased. 47
v^eckwith, Kenneth D., 109 Hale St.,
Beverly, Mass.
Beddoes,' Arthur E., 612 Washington
St., Beardstown, 111.
Bedell, George W., Clarksville, Mich.
Bedikian, Antranig A., 152 E. 34th St.,
New York City.
/Bedrosian, Kapriel, 228 Highland St.,
Worcester, Mass.
Beebe, Ralph J., Primghar, la.
Beene, Dow B., Pf., 4 W. 93d St., New
York City. 1911
[Beers, Robert W., deceased. 47
Beggs, David M., Anamosa, la.
xBeidleman, Paul, Keensburg, 111. 1925
xBeisiegel, Jacob J., Winona Lake, Ind.
Beitel, Julius H., Franklin, Neb. 1891
Beittel, Adam Daniel, Earlham College,
Earlham, Ind. 1925
Bekeschus, Edward, Stuyvesant Falls,
N. Y.
Bekeschus, Paul C, 1427 Race St., Cin-
cinnati, O. 13, 66
Belknap, C. Le Roy, Pleasant Hill, 111.
Bell, Aylesworth B., 9142 Lincoln Ave.,
Brookfield, 111.
Bell, E. Frazer, 425 Hamilton St.,
Geneva, 111.
'Bell, Enoch F., Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 18, 30 1902
.xBell, F. G., Noble, 111.
Bell, George H., Brantley, R. D. 1, Ala.
xBell. M. H., R. R., Dover, N. C. (— )
Bell, William C, A. B. C. F. M. 1907
Bellingham, Ernest R., Kirkland, Wash.
[Belsey, George Wallace, deceased.
Bender, William A., 919 Waco St., Cor-
pus Christi, Tex. 70
Benedict, Elmer W., 1817 San Pedro
Ave., Berkeley, Cal.
Benedict, H. Hawthorn, Hampton Falls,
N. H.
[xBennett, Austin H., deceased. 47
xBennett, Clarence S., Huntington, Ind. 12
Bennett, John N., Dean, 1122 Summitt
Ave., Springfield, Mo. 1922
Bennett, Joseph Henry, 234 Central
Ave., Campbell, Cal.
Bennett, L. V., Columbia, S. D. .^ ^ * -
"Bennett, Richard H- Hft-Wr- Foster St., SI /YA*-tt^
M^r09«,-Mess. 0«-A%M«M.Tr )>«*4o
Bennett, Robert C, Rio, Wis. ^^ 1897
xBennett, Simon A., Pf., Elon College,
N. C. 1913
Bennett, Thomas E., 1027 Washington
St., Traverse City, Mich.
Bennetts, Frank T., Richville, N. Y.
Benninger, S. C, Grand Chain, 111.
Benson, Ernest L., 480 Columbia Ave.,
Elgin, 111. 1897
Benson, Frank T., 768 Charles St., St.
Paul, Minn.
Bent, David F., 275 Algoma Blvd.,
Oshkosh, Wis.
Bent, Lester H., Pocantico Hills, N. Y. 1914
Bentall, Alfred, Lansing, Mich. 1902
xBentley, Harold, Barnes City, la. 1929
Bentley, Wilson, Milan, Mo. 1899
Benton, Joseph A., Ben Lomond, Cal. 1901
xBeougher, S. L., Vaughnsville, Ohio.
Berckman, Wm. O., 5 Southern Ave.,
Lakeland, Fla. 1897
Bergen, Harry H., Lockport, N. Y.
Berggren, Walter C, Polk City, la.
Berghoefer, Fred J., 1722 N. Park
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Bergman, Franklin H., Madison. Minn.
Bergsman, Erick, Birchdale, Minn.
Berkeley, William G., Greenfield, N.
H. 1906
tBerle, Adolph A., New York City. 1887
Berquist, E. J., Pinckney, Mich.
Berriman, William, Collinsville, Conn.
Berry, James T., Albion, Me.
Berry, John Faris, 12100 Castlewood
Ave., Cleveland, O. 1891
Besselievre, William C, De Smet, S. D.
Best, Archibald C, Pinedale, Wyo.
Best, John, 412 Broad St., Menasha,
Wis.
Betz, Allison R., Sylvan, Fox Island,
Wash. 1904
Bewer, Julius A., Pf., 606 W. 122d St.,
New York City. 1906
Bewkes, Eugene G., Pf., 40 Maple Ave.,
Hamilton, N. Y. 1922
vSeyer, Richard F., 6 Franklin St., Con-
cord, N. H.
xBias, George H., Peytona, W. Va. 73
Bibiloni, Eduardo, Humacao, Puerto
Rico.
Bickers, William H., Vinita, Okla.
Bicknell, John, A. B. C. F. M. 1902
^^idwell, Charles A., Belmont, Mass.
Bielefield, John H. 1907
Bierbaum, Milton A., Ault, Colo. 272
344 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Bigelow, Frank E., 58 S. Main St.,
Newport, N. H.
Billings, Charles S., 971 1/2 6th St., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1896
\. Billings, Osmond J., Orange, Mass.
Billings, Percy, 6837 Perry Ave., Chi-
cago, 111. 1890
Binkhorst, Arie, Pf., Olivet, Mich. 1885
Birch, Guy R., Scribner, Neb.
xBircher, George, Clarksville, Pa. ( — )
Birge, J. Kingsley, A. B. C. F. M. 1914
Bishop, Albert W., Kansas City, Kan. 1880
Bishop, Edwin W., Lansing, Mich.
Bishop, Frederick J., 4036 N. Mozart
St., Chicago, 111.
Bissell, Henry M., Elk Point, S. D.
xBissell, Ray J., R. 1, Moscow, Pa.
Bissell, Shelton, Franklin, N. H.
Bissell, William F., Saxton's River, Vt. 1902
Irf^itler, Thomas B., 54 Harrison Ave..
Northampton, Mass.
Bivin, George D., 1415 E. 57th St., Chi-
cago, 111. 1910
V Bixler, James W., 12 Center St., Exeter,
N. H. 31
Black, Archibald, 42 Plymouth St.,
Montclair, N- J.
Black, Floyd H., My., Box 182, Sofia,
Bulgaria. 1917
[Black, George D., deceased.
Black, Robert F., Shiocton, Wis.
Blackburn, John F., 1542 S. Gordon
St., S. W., Atlanta, Ga. 1895
Blackburn, W. A., bus., Ocheltree,
Kan. 1888
\ Blackford, Horace V., S. Williamstown,
■ Mass.
Blackman, John C, 208 W. 19th St..
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Blackman, William F., Winter Park,
Fla. 1880
' Blackmer, Edmund F., Montague, Mass.
Blackmer, Walter R., Saxtons River,
Vt.
Blackwell, J. Pilley, Luverne, R. D.
4, Ala.
Blair, Allan J., Holt, Mich. 1899
Blair, David G., 740 Bradshaw St., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1893
Blair, W. Walter. 332 Lake Ave., Fair-
mont, Minn.
Blaisdell, Allen C, dir., 8 Mosswood
Rd., Berkeley, Cal. 1923
Blaisdell, James A., 831 Dartmouth
Ave., Claremont, Cal. 1892
[Blake, Elmer T., deceased. 48
Blake, Everett C, A. B. C. F. M. 1927
Blakely, Quincy, Farmington, Conn.
Blakeway, Herbert N., 8525 S. Carpen-
ter Ave., Chicago. III. 1919
Blakney, Raymond B., 25 Lebanon St.,
Sanford, Me. 12, 13
Blanchard, Edward B., Barre, Mass. 1892
Blanchard, Ferdinand Q., Euclid Ave.
& E. 96th St., Cleveland, O. 11, 20, 22, 33
Blanchard, John L., 189 Keeline Ave.,
Council Bluffs, la. 1891
Blanchette, Charles A., lee, 1501 Mor-
gan Ave., N., Minneapolis, Minn. 1898
Blandford, Mrs. Anna, 501 N. Michigan
Ave., Glendora, Cal. 1909
Blandford, Levi D., 501 N. Michigan
Ave., Glendora, Cal. 1901
Blanning, Howard A., Benton Harbor,
Mich.
Blaze, Arthur K., 6 Linden St., Schen-
ectady, N. Y.
, Blickensdoerfer, Carl, Isabel, S. D. 1925
■Bliss, Alfred V., Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 68, 1898
'.Bliss, Charles B., West Brookfield,
Mass. 1903
Bliss, Daniel, 10 Keswick Ave., Boston,
Bliss, Leon D., Box 283, Morro Bay,
Cal. 1889
Blodgett, Ernest A., 930 N. Royer St.,
Colorado Springs, Colo. 1908
Blodgett, Warren M., Sec, Van Tassell
Apts., North Tarrytown, N. Y. 1925
Blomfield, Frank, p.em., Monson, Mass.
1887
Blomfield, Stanley F., Monson, Mass.
Blood, Charles R.. btis.. 514 Chalmers
St., Champaign, HI. 1901
tBloom, Gustave. . 1916
Bloom, J. Vernon, Burbahk, Cal.
Bloom, W. Knighton, Sec, 933 Wood-
ward Bldg., Washington, D. C. 15,
26, 70, 1898
[Bloomfleld, George J., deceased.
Blough, John H., Farragut, la.
Blount, George W., 3011 Ave. 15th, /
Chattanooga, Tenn. ^k^' ^ a ^
xBlue, E. J., Aberdeen, N. C. fX. VVftOSMw-^
vSlue, James McD., ,S»-fiinrSt., *f«««i -_ « .
We'bmm, Mass. , irf^Wmmdu
Blueyes, Thomas, pastor-at-large. Little m
Eagle, S. D. 1925 ^
Blundon, Leslie W., Essex Junction, Vt.
Blunt, Harry B., Alexandria, Minn.
Blyth, Robert B., Burlington, la.
Boardman, Charles W., Delavan, Wis.
Boardman, Harry L., Pf., 4889 Ter-
racina Court, Riverside, Cal. 1893
xBoatright, D. A., 1110 E. Main St.,
Robinson, 111. 1894
Bockoven, John C, Villa Park, 111.
Bockoven, Paul J., 2215 Broadway.
Great Bend, Kan.
[Bockoven, William A., deceased.
Bodine, John E., 1057 Webster St., Tra-
verse City, Mich. 1891
Bodman, Frederick H., Battle Creek,
Mich. 1905
Bodwell, Charles S., Sec, Room 1113,
43 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. 1903
Bodwell, Flaviel A,. Penny Farms,
Fla. 1891
xBoehringer, W. RoUo, Enon, Ohio. 1912
Boerner, Theodore A., Port Washing-
ton, Wis.
Boettcher, Alvin, Traer, la.
Bohn, W. Frederick, Pf., 285 Oak St.,
Oberlin, O. 21, 1902
^ Boicourt, William L., Shirley, Mass.
vBoisen, Anton T., Ch., Box 57, Worces-
ter, Mass. 1911
Boland, Almon T., Haverhill. N. H.
xBolden, William, 1028 35th St., Newport
News, Va. 272
Boiler, Benjamin F., 1835 Micheltorena
St., Los Angeles, Cal. 1876
Bollinger, Edward S., R. D. 8, Box 396,
Portland, Ore. 1889
xBolt, Orey, Lawrenceville, Pa.
Bond, Theo. M., Copenhagen, N. Y.
Bonnell, J. W., Riceville, la.
[xBonner, Doc, deceased. 48
xBonner, S. M., Davis, W. Va. 73, (— )
Booch, Herman R., 1437 Juniata St.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bookwalter, Lewis, Ansonia, Conn. 1877
Boone, Amos R., Armour, S. D.
xBoone, J. W., New Bern, N. C. (— )
Booth, A. Lynn, 911 Franklin Ave.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Booth, Edwin, Sheldon, la.
Booth, Harold G., Fryeburg, Me.
Booth, Henry K.* 241 Cedar Ave., Long
Beach, Cal. 13
Booth, Kyle, 1336 Linn St., Peoria, 111.
Booth, R. H., Sanford, Fla. 1930
Booth, Walter P., Box 319, Ann Arbor,
Mich. 1923
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 345
Boothby, Clayton D., Meriden, Conn.
xBorah, Ed, Haubstadt, Ind.
Borden, Evart P., Box 12, Oregon City,
Ore.
Boren, Frank E., Kenwood, Cal.
Bortle, Harold J., Moravia, N. Y.
Boss, Roger C, 521 W. 19th St., Pueblo,
Colo. 1901
Bossing, Nelson L., Pf., Eugene, Ore. 1918
Bosworth, Anthony R., Regent, N. D.
1892
J Bosworth, Edward F.. P/., Oberlin, 0. 1923
Bosworth, Linneus M., West Tisbury,
Bosworth, Richard H., 439 S. Willard
St., Burlington. Vt. 1882
Bosworth, Theodore K., Centralia, Kan.
[Boughton, Clement A., deceased.
Boult. William T., Tr., 287 4th Ave.,
New York City.
6, 10, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24, 25. 26, 1908
xBouman, Dennis D., Clarkson, N. Y.
y-Bourne, Alexander P., P. O. Box 366,
Marion, Mass. 1895
Boumer, Charles A., Homer, N. Y.
Bouton, Tilton C. H.. Box 863, St. Pet-
ersburg, Fla. 1881
Boutte. Armand V., M.D., 2536 S. Gal-
vez St., New Orleans, La. 1912
V'Bowden, Henry M., State Line, Mass. 1886
Bowdish, A. Craig, Lake Wales, R. A.
Fla. 1901
Bowen, Richard H., Watertown. N. Y.
[Bowers, George, deceased.
Bowers, Roy E., 1375 W. Clifton Blvd.,
Lakewood, O. 13
Bowlby, Noble O., Meriden, N. H.
[xBowman, Andrew J., deceased. 48
VtBowman, John Elliot, Room 205, Pem-
berton Sq., Boston, Mass. 1895
Bown, Frank A., 601 E. Main St., Walla
Walla. Wash. 1897
^ffioyd. Herbert W.. Bridgewater, Mass.
xBoyd. I.. Cary, N. C. (— )
xBoyd, Terah, R. 2, Smithfield. Pa. 73
Boyd. William Cowan. 6808 Normal
Blvd.. Chicago, 111.
Boyd. William T., Flasher, N. D.
xBoykin, P. W., R. 2, Holland, Va. 1920
Boykins, Reuben, Chacahoula, La.
xBoykins. W. P., R. 1. Buckhorn, Va. (— )
B^l. Elliott A., 237 W. 11th Ave.,
Columbus. O. 1900
Boyles. Charles D.. bus., 1540 79th Ave.,
Oakland, Cal. 1925
Boynton, Edward C, 1 Heathcote Rd.,
Scarsdale, N. Y.
Boynton, M. Russell, 7000 Jeffrey Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 11, 20, 26
v^Bqynton, Nehemiah, p. em., Newton
Cfenter, Mass. 12, 1882
Bozarth, Howard P., 2355 S. Hamlin
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1926
xBozell, Ray, R. 5, Edinburg, Ind.
xBradbury, Jesse M., 2412 Champaign
Ave., Mattoon, 111.
xBraddee, Margaret M., Grindstone. Pa. (— )
\r«radford, Arthur H.. 20 Diman PL.
Providence, R. I. 10, 12
irBradford, Emery L., Boxford, Mass.
Bradford. Park A.. 982 Linden Ave.,
Hubbard Woods, 111. 1879
[Bradford, Samuel S., deceased.
Bradford. Walter P., Hallowell. Me.
Bradley. Dan F., Pilgrim Ch., Cleve-
land. O. 12, 21, 33
'Bradley, Dwight J.. 70 Sumner St..
Newton Center. Mass. 11, 12, 18, 32, 35
Bradley, Edward E., T., Hampton Insti-
tute. Hampton, Va. 1893
Bradley, Mrs. Ellen P.. Broadview,
Mont.
Bradley, Henry Stiles, 184 Middle St.,
Portland, Me. 1893
Bradley. Nelson S.. Claremont Inn.
Claremont, Cal. 1889
xBradshaw. Elisha. Walters. Va.
Bradshaw. Marion J., Pf., 319 Union
St., Bangor, Me. 36. 1912
xBradway. Dorothea A., Ev., 1625 Spear
St., Logansport. Ind. 1928
Brady. Donald D., Spearfish. S. D.
xBrady, E. Carl, Hemp, N. C.
Bragg, William, Scotland, Conn.
Brakemeyer, Gustav L., p. em., 1540
Patterson St.. Fresno, Cal. 1885
xBrammer. Minnie, R. 8. Maysville, Ky. ( — )
xBrandon, Ralph A., North Waterford,
Me.
Brandt, Marvin R., 774 Peerless Ave.,
Akron. O.
xBrantner. E. S.. Lakemont. N. Y. 272
xBrashear. W. G.. Elk. W. Va.
t*Braun, A. H.. Manitou, Okla. 1906
Braun, John, 915 Charleston Ave., Lin-
coln, Neb.
Brave, Ben, Pastor at Large, Shields,
N. D. 1928
VBray, Henry E., Sherwin Ter., Fram-
ingham, Mass. 1889
Breck, Aaron, 1911 W. 15th St., Topeka,
Kan. 1898
Breck, Charles A., iSf., Hampton Inst.,
Hampton, Va. 1894
Breed, Noel J., 1 Keller St., Petaluma,
Cal.
Brehm, William Earl, Hancock. Mich.
[Brehm. William Evans, deceased. 48
Brenneman, Curvin E., Dodgeville,
Wis.
Brereton, John, Willows, Cal. 1884
Bretnall, G. H., Pf., Shepherd College,
Shepherdstown, W. Va. 1908
Brett, George Southwell, R. D. 3, Box
360, Sebastopol, Cal.
Brewer. Frank S., Sheffield, 111.
Brewster, Charles T., Elkader, la.
Brice, John, Sedalia, N. C.
xBricker, Russell M., R. 2, Anderson.
Ind. 72. (— )
Briddon, Albert L., Livonia, N. Y.
Bridge, Robert T.. 110 N. Jefferson St.,
Wellington, Kan.
Bridges, John N., Craig, Colo.
Bridwell, Charles W., 1120 20th St.,
Denver, Colo.
Briggs, Belinda M., South Attleboro,
Mass.
Briggs, Frank L., South Attleboro.
Mass.
Briggs, Leslie B., 5040 Onteora Way,
Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, Cal. 1908
xBriggs, R. R., Box 359, Suffolk, Va. 73
Briggs. Walter A., Sioux City. la. 1894
xBriley. Charles S., 144 S. Culver St..
Logan, Ohio. 1905
Brink, Frederick, 1437 12th St., Moline,
111.
Brink, Lee A., 212 S. Clarence Ave.,
Wichita, Kan. 1890
Bristol, Roland Grant, 503 N. 7th St.,
Marshall, 111.
xBristow, Marjorie C, 514 EUicot St.,
Batavia, N. Y. 1914
Britt, William M.. Dwight. 111. 1887
xBrittle, R. E., Cypress Chapel. Va.
Brock, Geo. A., 127 Circular St., Sara-
toga Springs, N. Y.
Brockway. Walter P., Salem, N. H. 272
Brodie, Andrew M., Washington. D. C.
tBrodie, Donald M., Sec, 70 Fifth Ave.,
New York City. 1915
xBrodie, Jackson A., 139 S. 8th Ave., Mt.
Vernon, N. Y.
346 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
xBrodie, Robert B., 16 W. 129th St., New
York. N. Y.
xBrodt, W. R., R. 3, West Union, Ohio. 1905
Brokaw, A. D., 3240 5th Ave., S.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
tBrokenshire, Gordon, My. 1930
Bromley, Norman I., 448 Highland Ave.,
Orange, N. J.
wBronsdon, Allen A., BaldwinviUe,
Mass. , 1897
Brookes, George S., 62 Union St., Rock-
ville. Conn.
xBrooks, E. H., Steeleville. 111. (— )
Brooks, Edward L., 2144 N. Clark St.,
Chicago, 111. 1892
tBrooks, Hans A. 1895
xBrooks, James T., Farmers City, 111.
xBrooks, M. C, Murphysboro, 111. (— )
Brooks. Raymond C, Pf., 489 W. 6th
St., Claremont, Cal. 34, 1893
Brooks, Robert W.. 1701 Uth St., N. W.,
Washington, D. C. 12
xBrooks, Thomas, Wilmington, N. C. (— )
Brose, Fred O., 323 Garfield Ave.,
American Falls, Ida.
Brosius, Miss lona, 610 Lincoln Ave.,
N. W., Canton, O. 1918
Brost, Carl F., Harvey, N. D. 272
Brotherston, Arthur, Coventry, Vt.
Brotherston, Bruce W., Pf., Tufts Col-
lege. Mass. 1907
Brower, Charles DeW., Interlachen,
Fla.
''-^Brown, Albert R., Stockbridge, Mass.
Brown, Arthur N., Edgerton, Wis.
Brown, Charles R., 233 Edwards St.,
New Haven, Conn. 41, 1889
Brown, Charles S., 1331 N. Nevada
Ave., Colorado Springs, Colo.
xBrown, Christian O., Castile, N. Y. 72
Brown, Clarence T., 5802 Woodlawn
Ave.. Chicago, 111. 40, 1889
t*Brown, Daniel M.. p.em., 627 S. Lafon-
taine St., Kokomo, Ind. 1879
Brown, E. Bond, Kingston, N. Y.
xBrown, E. O., Hartford City. Ind. 1926
Brown. Mrs. Ella W., 8OV2 Analomink
St., East Stroudsburg, Pa. 1905
Brown, Frank J., Penney Farms, Fla. 1893
Brown, Fred H., Arena, Wis. 1910
^ Brown, Frederic K., Lancaster, Mass.
xBrown. G. A., Oregon, 111. (— )
Brown, George E., 225 Tilton Ave., San
Mateo, Cal.
Brown, George E., Canova, S. D. 1901
xBrown, Gertie, 115 S. Marshall St.,
Harrisburg, 111. 1928
VBrown, Henry M., Dana, Mass.
Brown, Henry W., Strieby, N. C.
Brown. Herbert S.. p.em., 129 Wash-
ington Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn. 1886
Brown. Howard L.. Hotel Burbridge.
Jacksonville, Fla. 1921
Brown. Hugh Elmer. 1910 Michigan
Ave.. Evanston. 111. 13, 44
Brown, J. Graydon, 23 Court St., Rut-
land, Vt. 32
Brown, J. Monroe, 307 Franklin St.,
Marietta, O.
Brown, John T., Greensboro, R. D. 7.
Box 335, N. C.
xBrown, L. D., Pleasant Mills, Ind. (— )
Brown, Robert E., Pf., Oberlin College,
Oberlin. O. 10. 11, 39. 1904
Brown. Russell S.. 5600 Central Ave..
Cleveland, O. 11
Brown, Thomas J.. 2448 7th St., La
Verne, Cal. 1911
Brown, Victor F., 1305 Cambridge Rd.,
Ann Arbor, Mich. 1893
xBrowne, Charles E., 423 N. Bond St.,
Baltimore, Md. 12, 72
Browne, John K., 138 Hancock St.,
Auburndale, Mass. 1872
Brownell, Joseph D., Pr., Northland
College, Ashland, Wis. 43. 1915
Brownlee. Fred Leslie. .Sec, 287 4th
Ave.. New York City. 22. 1910
Brownsey, Overt L., S. Danville, N. H. 1911
Bruce, Charles R., Penney Farms, Fla. 1888
Bruce, Edwin N., 106 Avenue A., East,
Hutchinson. Kan.
Bruce. Robert J.. 101 Madison St..
Syracuse. N. Y.
Bruggeman, Walter. 19 N. Wissahickon
Ave.. Ventnor City. N. J.
Bruins, F. Woodworth, Mobridge, S. D.
Brumfield, Thos. M., Pr., Fisk Univ.,
Nashville, Tenn. 70, 1912
Bruner, Charles A., Plainview, Neb.
Bruno, Frank J., Pf., Washington
Univ., St. Louis, Mo. 1902
xBryan, W. J., Rockwood, 111. (— )
I Bryant, Charles M.. 35 Brenton Ter..
Pittsfield, Mass. 1906
Bryant. Fletcher J., Talladega College,
Talladega, Ala.
xBryant, Jonathan, Rugless, Ky. (— )
Bryant, Stowell L., Windham. O.
Buchanan, William J., 9511 99 Ave.,
Ozone Park, N. Y. 1901
Bucher, Chester S., 26 Tunstall Rd.,
Scarsdale, N. Y. 1913
Buchin, Earle I., Pembroke, N. H.
Buck, Benjamin F., 1314 14th St..
Greeley, Colo. 1900
Buck, George H., Crown Point. N. Y. 1894
Buck. John W.. Box 30. R. R. 1, Yu-
caipo, Calif. 1885
Buckham, John W., Pf., 101 Tamalpais
Rd., Berkeley, Cal. 42, 1888
Buckham, Sidney H., North Benning-
ton, Vt.
V Buckingham, Merritt . S^ Edgar Jownf) m f ^
Mass. ^iq t^y^^^^vy^f*^' y^i*-4^-4ArUJU
Buckner, Arthur, 15 Roosevelt Ave.. *,
Waterville. Me. 1916 /*l**<
Budd. Alfred W., Derby. Conn.
Buehrer, Edwin T., Haworth, N. J.
Buell, Seth H., 3423 Shenandoah Ave., ,
St. Louis, Mo.
Bugbey, Willard S., Roseville, 111. 1875
Buley, Thomas M., 800 Rome Drive,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1900
Bull, Wilbur I.. N. Waterford, Me.
xBullock, B. W., Manson, N. C. (— )
xBullock, Mrs. F. E., Trotwood, Ohio. 14
Bullock, Motier C. McCook, Neb.
xBullock, R. D., Middleburg, N. C.
xBullock, W. M., 1936 N. W. St., Wash-
ington, D. C. (— )
BuUough, Samuel, Plymouth, Wis.
Bump, Walter N., Seymour, Mo., 1916
Bunce, Arthur, 2761 N. Allen Ave.,
Altadena, Cal.
Bunch, J. S., 721 W. 8th St., Emporia,
Kan.
Bunker, Fred R., My., South Africa. 1888
Bvmker, Kenneth C, Wilton, Conn. 272
v'Bunker, Wilfrid H., 36 Russell Ter.,
Pittsfield, Mass.
Buran, John M., Forrest, 111.
Burch, Wayne H.. 809 N. 9th St.. Fort
Dodge. la. 272
Burckes. James H.. 51 Piper Rd.. West
Springfield. Mass. 1926
xBurchett. Herbert C, 4213 Spruce St.,
New Boston, Ohio. (— )
Burd, Charles G., 12 Malvern St..
Verona. N. J.
Burdick. Charles H.. Asst. St., Ply-
mouth Church, Seattle, Wash. 71, 1902
Burdon, Harold C, Newington, Conn,
v^urdon, Henry F., Ludlow, Mass.
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 347
Burfoot, Edmund, 115 Florence Ave.,
Peoria, 111. 1902
Burger, Charles C, St., 6501 Wydown
Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. 10, 27, 29. 68, 1912
[Burgess, George H., deceased. 48
Burgess, Gideon A., Greenville, R. I. 1882
Burgess, Hubert F., Alderwood Manor,
Wash. 1892
Burgess, Roscoe M., 408 Constantine St.,
Peoria, 111.
tBurgess, Roy H., T., Lebanon, Me. 1921
Burgess, W. Sydney, Bridgehampton,
L. I.. N. Y. 1912
Burgh, David T., 1901 K St., N. W.,
Washington. D. C. 1912
Burhans, Frank D., 6947 Vernon Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1895
Burhans, Paul C, Fort Myers, Fla. 1884
Burkett, Casablanca E., Dozier, R. D. 2,
Ala.
Burkhardt. Fred, Merricourt, N. D.
Burkhardt, Paul, 1050 9th St., Denver.
Colo.
Burkholder, Clarence M., St. Clair,
Mich.
Burling, James P., Decorah, la.
Burn, Richard A., Jeffersonville, Vt.
Burnap, Irving A., 5 Jewell Ct.. Hart-
ford. Conn. 66, 1892
Burnell, Arthur T., 1029 N. Stanley
Ave.. Los Angeles. Cal. 1883
xtBurnett. A. P.
\^urnham, David E., 26 Norman Rd.,
North Andover. Mass. 1902
l^Burnham, Edmund A., Essex, Mass.
Burns. Harper R., Glendive, Mont.
Burns. Vincent G.. 1104 Buckingham
Rd.. Palisade, N. J. 1920
Burr, Almon W.. 742 Church St.. Be-
loit. Wis. 1875
Burr. Hanford M., T., 54 Alden St.,
Springfield, Mass. 1888
Burr. Holland F.. 1815 Camden Ave..
S. Pasadena, Cal.
[Burr, Horace M., deceased.
Burr, Huber, 2612 Dana St.. Berkeley.
Cal. 1900
Burr. William N.. 1910 Milan Ave..
South Pasadena, Cal. 1888
VBurrill, Arthur S., Dennis, Mass.
Burroughs, Charles H.. Savannah. N. Y.
tBurroughs. Lisle. 1926
Burrows. Albert H.. Pf., Oskaloosa. Ia.l925
Burrows, Charles N.. T., Indianola, la. 1920
Burrows. Millar T., T., 262 5th St..
Providence, R. I. 1915
Burt, Enoch H.. Torrington, Conn,
wfiurtner. Daniel Emory. 447 Broadway,
Lynn. Mass. 1890
Burtner, Otto W., Ansonia. Conn.
Burton, Charles E., Sec, 287 Fourth
Ave., New York City. 6, 10, 15, 17. 1898
Burton, Charles Wesley, Atty., 6637
Champlain Ave., Chicago, 111. 1914
Burton, Malcolm K., Massena, N. Y.
VJBurtt, Allan E., Yarmouth. Mass.
Burtt, Benjamin H.. Brecksville, O.
V-Busfield. Theodore E., 14 Warwick Rd.,
Melrose Highlands, Mass. 1883
Bush, Frank R., 6201 Eberhart Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Bush, Fred Roys, Anthony, Kan.
V Bushee. George A.. 3 Hammond St..
Cambridge, Mass. 1896
[Bushnell, C. W., deceased.
Bushnell, Henry A., Granger Home,
Canandaigua, N. Y. 1882
Bushong. Eugene M.. Cromwell. Conn.
Busier. Ray M.. Harrison, Mich.
Bussey. E. Maurice, Rocky Hill, Conn.
[Buswell. Jesse, deceased. 48
[Butcher. Stephen G., deceased. 48
Butler, Elmer W.. Thorsby, Ala. 1883
Butler. Franklin C. 1585 Yamhill St..
Portland, Ore. 1896
Butler, Frank E., 20 Everett Ave.,
Providence, R. I.
^Butler, George M.. 5 Chestnut St.,
Dedham. Mass.
[Butler. Jesse C, deceased. 49
Butler, John H., 3635 E. 140th St.,
Cleveland, O. 1885
xButler. Murdock W.. Conshohocken, Pa.
Butt, George. 198 Western Ave.,
Brattleboro, Vt.
vr Butterfleld, Claude A., 47 Hancock St.,
Lexington. Mass. 1904
Butterfield, Ray E., 7 Church St.,
Maiden, Mass.
Buttrey, A. J., Park Ridge. N. J. 272
Buxton. Otto C. M.D., Webster City.
la. 1900
Byers. Ralph C. 2515 Holly St.. Den-
> ver. Colo.
' Byington, Edwin H., Pf., 10 Brookline
St.. Needham. Mass. 13. 1887
Byrd. William A., 29 Bay View Ave.,
Jersey City, N. J.
Byrons, E. Henry, Pomona, Fla. 1886
xCabule, George H.. 795 St. Nicholas
Ave.. New York. N. Y. (— )
Cadman, S. Parkes. 64 Jefferson Ave..
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cadwell, J. E.. Backus. Minn. 1922
Cady, George L.. Sec, 287 4th Ave..
New York City. 22. 1894
Cady. George R.. 832 63d PL, Kenosha,
Wis.
Cady. Lyman V.. A.B.C.F.M. 1916
Cady, William Jay, 60 N. Park St.,
Oberlin. O. 1896
Cain. Francis E.. 1816 E. 55th St..
Seattle. Wash. 1895
xCain. George B., Conover, Ohio.
Calderwood, Chas. M., 2301 State St.,
Santa Barbara, Cal.
Caldwell, Ray T., 1011 Eureka St.,
Lansing, Mich.
xCaldwell, William R., 518 E. Spruce St.,
Montesano, Wash.
, Caley. George B., Hettinger, N. D.
V'Calhoun, Newell M., p. em., Orange.
* ' Conn. 1874
Oalhoun, Robert L.. Pf., New Haven.
Conn. 41. 1921
Calkins. E. Dale. 3212 Ave. C. Coimcil
Bluffs. la.
i^alkins, Raymond, 19 Berkeley St.,
Cambridge, Mass. 11
w<:allahan. Baldwin W., 197 Woodland
Ave.. Gardner, Mass.
Calland. William C. bus., 1140 N. Clay
St., Springfield. Mo. 1880
Callender, F. L.. 1828 Harvester Ave.,
St. Paul. Minn.
Calow. William J.. Thawville. 111.
Cameron, Alexander J.. 52 Salter PL.
Maplewood. N. J. 1898
Cameron, Malcolm J., 304 S. Beaumont
Rd., Prairie du Chien. Wis. 1897
Camfield. Lewis E.. Academy. S. D.
V-€amp, Edward C. 25 Garfield St.,
Watertown, Mass.
Campbell. Clarence A., 3715 Wenzlick
Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
Campbell, E. Fay, Sec, Yale P. C,
New Haven. Conn. 1925
Campbell. Henry G., Prescott, Wis.
Campbell, Hollis A., Lebanon. Conn. 1886
Campbell. Irving C. Prophetstown, 111.
Campbell, Robert, Jr., Troy, N. Y. 1917
-Campbell, Robert W. W., West Auburn,
Mass. 1904
Campbell, Roy H., 546 A St., San Diego.
Cal. 10
348 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Campbell, Thomas Fulton, 3342 W. 64th
PL, Chicago, 111.
Campbell, Thomas F., Unionville, R.
D. 1, Conn.
Campbell. William J.. Pr., 1228 18th
Ave., So., Nashville, Tenn. 36, 1905
"►'Campbell, William R.. p.em., 72 Alle-
ghany St., Roxbury Crossing, Mass. 1881
xCanada, Franklin F., 837 Northwest St.,
Winchester. Ind. 1887
[Candy, J. Franklin, deceased. 49
Canfield, Edward W., Letcher, S. D.
xCanter, W. D., R. 3, New Richmond, Ohio.
Capen, Edward W., Dean, 80 Sherman
St., Hartford, Conn. 1912
Capron, Harold S., 643 Washington St.,
Whitman, Mass.
xCarden, J. S.. 906 Shepherd St., Dur-
ham. N. C.
tCarey, Joseph P. 1899
xCarie, James S., Haxtum, Colo. 1913
xCaris, Albert G., bus., 66 W. Northwood
St.. Columbus. Ohio. 13, 14, 21, 1908
xCaris, Squire A.. Defiance, Ohio. 1881
Carleton, Alfred. A.B.C.F.M. 1930
Carlson, Alexander S.. Huron, S. D.
Carlson, Frank E., 608 Franklin St.,
Olympia, Wash.
xCarlson, Henry, T., Binghamton, N. Y. 272
Carlson, Thomas A., Plymouth, Conn.
Carlson, Walter M., Wakefield, Kan.
Carlton. V. Albert. Toledo, la. 1886
Carlyon, Mrs. Elizabeth, Brunswick,
Neb.
xCarmean. J. M., Olney, lU. 1886
Carmichael, Harvey, T., Coaticook,
Quebec, Canada 1898
xCarmichael, James, Wilmington, N. C. (— )
\ Carne, W. Stanley, E. Northfield. Mass.
tCarnes, E. A. 1912
xCarpenter, Warner C. R. 5, Tipton. Ga.
Carr, Clarence. Sprakers, N. Y. 1920
Carr, Edwin S.. Lock Box 1, Peoria.
lU. 1885
Carr, James Scott, 1077 Gage St., Win-
netka. 111. 1885
Carroll, Charles W.. St., 133 S. 63d St.,
Philadelphia. Pa. 27. 69. 1888
Carroll, William D., North Haven,
Conn.
^ Carruthers. John B., 53 Institute Rd.,
Worcester, Mass. 1883
[Carson. J. William, deceased.
Carson. Robert P., 456 S. Pearl St.,
Denver, Colo. 1902
Carson, Samuel C, Oil Center, Cal.
Carswell, Joseph, Cottonwood, S. D. 1927
'»<:art, Dwight L., Marblehead, Mass.
xCarter, C. W., Wadley, Ala.
Carter, Edwin R., 9 Park PI., Ashta-
bula, Ohio.
xCarter, Emory M., Youngsville, N. C.
\Carter. George K., Leyden Rd., Green-
field. Mass.
Carter. Homer W.. My., St. em., 1812
Kendall Ave., Madison. Wis. 1876
Carter. James N., Andalusia, R. 2, Ala. 1907
VCarter, James T., 7 WiUard Ave., Wor-
cester. Mass.
xCarter, Levi J.. Newton, 111.
t*Carter, Ray F., bu^., 78 Fairmont Ave..
Oakland, Cal. 1904
Carter, Robert E., p.em., 2230 North
Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn. 1889
Carter, Samuel T.. 915 Hillside Ave..
Plainfleld, N. J. 1862
*Carter, W. Gerard, 2055 North Alva-
rado St.. Los Angeles. Cal. 1927
\Carvell. Clinton W., 250 Main St., North
Andover, Mass.
Gary. Frank. A.B.C.F.M. 1916
\ Cary. George E.. Bradford, Mass.
Gary, Otis, My., 138 Hancock St., Au-
burndale, Mass. 1877
Case. Alden B., My., 1306 N. Gordon
St., Pomona, Cal. 1881
Case. Harlan P.. 1221 Monterey Rd.. S.
Pasadena. Cal. 1871
Case, Harold Watkins. Elbowoods, N. D.
'>C;ase. Herbert E. B., Sec, 14 Beacon
St., Boston, Mass. 18, 1904
xCase, L. B., bus., Sardinia, Ohio. 1912
Cash, William L., 2912 Flora St., Dallas,
Texas. 70
Cashmore, William, Jericho, Vt.
Caskey, John A.. Parkersburg, la.
Cassell. Isaac. Cortland, Neb.
xCaswell. Ernest R.. 198 Baldwin St.,
Laconia, N. H.
Cathcart, Samuel M., p.em., 63 Granite
, St.. Westerly. R. I.
\i Catlin. Harwood, My., 14 Beacon St..
Boston. Mass. 1918
xCatte. H. D.. Willow Hill. 111. (— )
Catton. William R.. 238 S. 2d St., Mont-
rose. Colo.
Caughran, William I., 5460 W. Ohio St..
Chicago, 111.
xCaviness, Hermon C, AS2 Westhamp-
ton Apts., Portsmouth, Va.
^Cawley, Norman B., Sharon, Mass.
Cerreta, Canio, 894 Capitol Ave., Bridge-
port, Conn.
Chalker, Pauline E.. Solon. Me.
Chalmers. Allan K.. 211 W. 56th St.,
New York City. 10
Chalmers. Andrew Burns, Willimantic.
Conn.
• Chalmers, James, Pr., 146 State St.,
Framingham, Mass. 1889
".Chalmers, Thomas, T., 74 Highland
Ave., Newtonville, Mass. 1889
Chamberlain, Ernest B., New York
City. 1910
[Chamberlain, Horace W., deceased.
Chamberlin. Roy B., Pf., Hanover,
N. H. 1915
Chambers, John M., Syracuse, N. Y. 1908
Chambers, Leonard L., 4603 St. Paul
St., Lincoln, Neb.
Chambers, Penn S., Carrier, Okla.
Chambers, William N., A.B.C.F.M. 1879
Champe, Howard C, Lebanon, Conn.
tChampion, Milton.
Champlin, Charles C, Pittsburg, Cal.
Chandler, Charles G., Des Moines, la. 1908
Chandler, Edgar H.. Candia. N. H. 1928
Chandler, Edward H., Woodstock,
Conn. 1892
Chandler, Joseph H., 96 Bridge St.,
Northampton, Mass. 1883
Chaney. Roy O., 3906 Michigan Ave.,
Kansas City, Mo.
Channon, Irving M., My., 715 S. 7th St.,
Iron ton, O.
Chapel, Elmer O.. 211 S. Church St.,
, Grass Valley, Cal.
Chapin, Charles H., Huntington, Mass.
Chapin, Franklin M., 1321 Wilmot St.,
Ann Arbor, Mich. 1880
Chapin, Oliver C. 2354 Carmel Ave.,
Racine, Wis.
Chapman. Edward M., 917 Ocean Ave.,
New London, Conn. 1890
Chapman. Herbert E., 117 Pearce St.,
Taft, Cal. 1908
Chapman, Mrs. Lillian H., Big Flats,
N. Y. 1925
Chapman, Richard K., Granada, Minn. 1889
xCharlton, William S., Blaine, Me. 1919
Chamock, George Austin, 525 Hearst
Ave., San Francisco, Cal. 1903
Charrier, Frederic E., Bucksport, Me. 272
Charters, Thomas, Plainfleld, HI. 1917
VChase, Bernard L., Auburn, Mass. 1911
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 349
^Chase, C. Thurston, Great Barrington,
Mass. 31
Chase, Loring B., 227 Newman Ave.,
Rumford, R. I.
Chase, Samuel B., Walla Walla, R. D. 3,
Box 58, Wash. 1898
xCheek, C. C, 1742 Ivley Ave., Newport
News, Va. (— )
Cheney, Burton H., Greenville, la.
Chenoweth, Francis, Granger Home-
stead, Canandaigua, N. Y. 1912
Cherington, Reed B., 200 Lowell Ave.,
Palo Alto, Cal.
xCherry, W. T., Norfolk, Va. (— )
Chevis, Ernest C, 112 East Fifth St.,
Duluth, Minn. 1890
Chia, Tsz Sang, China. 1929
Chicoine, Victor B., Lyndonville, Vt.
VChidley. Howard J., Fernway, Win-
chester, Mass. 31
Child, Bernard V., 168 N. Main St.,
Oberlin, O. 1895
[Childs, Eli A., deceased. 49
Childs, Gladwyn M., A.B.C.F.M. 1923
Childs, Irving H., Huntington, Mass.
Childs, James H., Huntington, Mass. 1875
Childs, Truman D., Welaka, Fla. 1873
— Chiminelli, Piero C. P. O. Box 664,^
Hartford, Conn.
xtChisolm, D.
[xChitty, Charles J., deceased. 49
Chord, Robert N., Marengo, R. F. D., la.
Christiansen, Charles M., bus., Fierro,
N. M. 1912
Christianson, Charles G., 50 Elm St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Christianson, Charles J., Hiawatha,
Kan.
Christie, Ralph A., 285 Court St.,
Middletown, Conn. 32
xChristy, Carey, Campbellstown, Ohio.
Chung, How Fo, 1306 Young St., Hono-
lulu, T. H. 1904
Chunn, Clay D., Gainesville, Fla. 1891
Vi<:hurch, Alfred C, 67 Central St., And-
over, Mass.
Churchill, Guy Winston, 915 Broadway,
Baraboo, Wis.
Churchill, John E., S. Acworth, N. H.
Chute, Edward L., Mountain Lakes,
N. J. 1880
Chutter, Frederick G., p.em., 17 Elihu
St., Hamden, New Haven, Conn. 1887
Chynoweth, John T., p.em., 261 Cerritos
Ave., Long Beach, Cal. 1886
Claflin, Arthur H., Olivet, Mich. 1882
Claggett, Ralph P., 85 Grand Ave.,
West, Highland Park, Mich.
xClaibourne, J. E., 1713 Barnes St.,
Baltimore, Md. 72, 1920
Clancy, William P., Pf.. Lehigh Uni-
versity, Bethlehem, Pa. 1875
Clapp, Ellery C, 347 Riverside Drive,
Northampton, Mass. 1906
Clapp, Raymond G., Pn., 5111 Fowler
Ave., Cleveland, O. 33, 1907
Clapp, Richard H., 302 Temple St., New
Haven, Conn.
Clare, Joseph, 22 N. Root St., Aurora,
111.
Clarey, H. Donald, 1978 Marlborough
Ave., Riverside, Cal. 272
[xClaridge, Pleasant, deceased. 49
. Claris, Charles C, Pittsford, Vt.
^lark, Alden H., 14 Beacon St., Boston,
Mass. 18, 1904
xClark, Mrs. Bertye, 368 Good Ave.,
Indianapolis, Ind. (— )
Clark, Calvin M., Pf., 306 Union St.,
Bangor, Me. 36, 1890
'-Clark, Charles, 36 Dover St., Spring-
field, Mass. 1894
""Clark, Charles E., Plympton, Mass.
Clark, Chester M., lone. Wash.
Clark, Clarence H., North Windham,
Me.
— Clark, Cornelius E., 123 Beacon St.,
Portland, Me.
Clark, Cyrus A., 440 Harrison Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1887
Clark, Daniel J., p.em., 70 High St.,
East Haven, Conn. 1880
Clark, Ethelbert F., My., 116 Alderson
Ave., Billings, Mont. 69, 1907
Clark, Fred J., Algona, la.
Clark, George W., Norwich, R. D. 3,
Conn.
, Clark, Grant V., Evansville, Wis.
'^^Clark, Homer N., West Boxford, Mass.
. Clark, James S., Northboro, Mass.
Clark, John Brittan, Tryon, N. C.
xClark, John J., R. 2, Thompsonville, 111.
Clark, John L., 26 Linden St., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Clark, Paul H., Ludington, Mich.
xClark, Raymond G., 421 W. Greene St.,
Pigua, Ohio. 10, 11, 14
Clark, Robert, St. Johnsbury, East, Vt.
Clark, Victor F., Penney Farms, Fla. 1883
[Clark, William A., deceased.
Clark, William C, South Hero, Vt.
[Clark, William J. Died 1920.
Clarke, Alfred T., 1216 Chester St.,
Little Rock, Ark. 70
<31arke, Arthur B., Northbridge, Mass.
tClarke, Charles F. 1889
Clarke, Charles F., Beaverton, Ore.
Clarke, Clement G., Sec, c/o Yale
Club, New York City. 1900
t*Clarke, Howard E., Park Ridge, N. J. 1912
Clarke, Robert H., 119 E. Nebraska St.,
Peoria, 111.
Claus, August, Norfolk, Neb. 272
xClauss, George J., 616 E. 28th St.,
Portland, Oregon. ( — )
Clay, Charles A., Galesburg, Mich.
xClaypool, James, R. 4, Fort Jennings,
Ohio. (— )
Clayton, James B., Lib., Clifton Ter.,
Washington, D. C. 1889
tCleave, Eldred, England. 1915
Cleaver, Thomas Spencer, St. Johns,
Mich.
Cleaves, Charles H., 5801 Fleming Ave.,
Oakland, Cal.
Cleaves, Charles P., 348 Main St., La-
conia, N. H. 1893
Cleland, Gail, 2000 Santa Clara Ave.,
Almeda, Cal. 13
xClem, H. Russell, West Mansfield, Mass.
Clem, William H., Hemingford, Neb.
xClem, William M., T., Woodstock, Va. 1923
Cleveland, Denton E., bus., Shreveport,
La. 1916
Cleveland, Philip J., Brooklyn, Conn.
'Cleveland, Roger P., Grafton, Mass.
xClevenger, Hubert K., R. 2, Celina,
Ohio. 272
Cleworth, T. Stuart, 6945 Medill Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
N^lifford, Arthur W., 32 Church St.,
Peace Dale, R. I.
Clifford, Earle A., South Bristol, Me.
xClifton, Junius D., Advance, Ind. 272
Clifton, Samuel T., 19 Sumter St.,
Providence, R. I. 10, 32
Clinchy, Russell J., 1841 Irving St.,
Washington, D. C. 10, 12
Clinton, James R., 7813 Ardleigh Ave.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Close, Kenneth R., Pf., Univ. of Miami,
Coral Gables, Fla. 1921
Clough, William E., Osseo, Wis.
Clow, Jay L., lee, 507 North C St.,
Wellington, Kan. 1913
350 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
xCloyd, A., 1061 Maypole Ave., Nor-
folk, Va. (— )
Clyde, John P., 865 E. 33rd St., N.,
Portland, Ore.
Coad, Frank A. M., Hillsboro, N. H.
Coale, Willis B., 1329 Highview PL.
Honolulu, T. H. 1915
Coats, Martin D., 340 Carl St., San
Francisco, Cal. 1910
Coburn, Luther G., North Woodbury,
Conn.
Cochlin, Demas, p.em., 736 Washington
St., Traverse City, Mich. 1889
Codella, Pasquale, 125 S. Elm St.,
Waterbury, Conn.
xCoddington, C. H., Christiansburg, Ohio.(— )
Coe. Albert B., 220 Linden Ave., Oak
, Park, 111. 11, 13
* Coe, M. Walker, North Carver, Mass. 272
V Coe. Robert W., 45 Kilsyth Rd.. Brook-
line, Mass. 11, 20, 22, 26
xCoe, Walter, R. 2, Medora, Ind.
xCoffln. Frank G., 47 W. Fourth Ave..
Columbus, Ohio. 10, 12. 14
Coffin. Geo. H., Jr., Rochester. Vt.
xCoffln. Winifred T., Kittery Point, Me. 1910
tCoggins, Albert G. 1917
Colbert, Horton R.. Alturas, Cal.
Colburn, Cary S., 1977 Garfield Ave.,
Kansas City, Kan. 1904
Colburn. Harvey C. Ypsilanti. Mich.
Colby. Rensel H.. 74 Pine St., South
Paris, Me.
Colcord, Samuel, 305 W. 113th St., New
York City. 1874
xColdiron, Charles, Stout, Ohio. ( — )
Coldren, David P., Puente, R. 1, Colo.
Cole, John A., Scottville, Mich. 1893
Cole, Nelson F., R. D. 1, Freewater,
Ore.
Coleman, Harold R., Clayville, N. Y.
xColgan, D. C, R. 2, Flemingsburg, Ky. (— )
[CoUedge, William A., deceased.
CoUett, Mrs. Beryl B.. 515 Redfield
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 1911
^ Collier. Christopher W., 1 Stratham St.,
Lexington, Mass.
Collins, Clifford W., Maryland Ave. &
Preston St., Baltimore, Md.
Collins. Earl F., 17 E. Benton Ave.,
Naperville,. 111.
[Collins. Elbert J., deceased. 49
Collins. Mrs. Hattie V.. Sec, 401 Amer-
ican State Sav. Bk. Bldg., Lansing.
, Mich. 68, 1924
' Collins. Howard W.. Petersham, Mass.
Collins. William E.. 1247 Fillmore St.,
Topeka, Kan. 10
Columbus, W. Roy, 1007 N. Chicago
Ave., S. Milwaukee, Wis.
Coman, George H., Breckenridge, Mich.
Commander, S. Frank, DeFuniak
I Springs, Fla.
\Commons, Walter H., 28 Wellington St.,
Waltham, Mass.
Compton, Herbert E.. 815 Woodbine
Ave.. Oak Park. 111. 1892
Conant, John L., Bay Village, O. 1911
Conard, Ralph V.. 517 Ninth Ave.. N..
Fargo, N. D.
Conard, William J., 1137 13th St., N..
Fargo, N. D. 1889
Condit, Edward M., Waterbury, Conn. 272
tCondit, Frank H. 1911
Condit, Henry J.. Sec, 310 N. Geneva
St.. Ithaca, N. Y. 69, 1898
Condit, W. Gilbert, 20 W. Gardner Ave.,
Glenolden, Pa.
Cone, James W., 309 Spruce St., Stock-
ton, Kan. 1894
Cone, John H., Stockton, Kan.
xConibear, George A., T., Lakemont,
N. Y. 1887
. Conkle. Noble W., Three Lakes, Wis.
''"Conlan, D. Turner, 135A Broadway,
Everett, Mass.
Conley, Henry W., Ellsworth Falls, Me.l891
xConley, R. B., Olive Hill, Ky. (— )
Conliffe, Frederick, 561 E. Pasadena
St.. Pomona, Cal. 1918
xConlin. James W., Pendleton, Ind. (— )
Connell, Joseph S., 62 Mill St., New-
port, R. I.
Conner, Cloyd, Weiser, Ida.
Connolly, Charles P., Rockford, 111. 1900
"^Conrad, Arcturus Z., Park St. Ch.,
Boston, Mass.
, Conrad, George A., Ft. Shaw, Mont. 1891
^Conrad, William O., Georgetown, Mass.
Constantine, Allan, Warsaw, N. Y.
Converse, Edward J., Sec, 59 W. 4th
Ave.. Columbus. O. 1898
Convis. Lewis A.. 5318 Giddings St..
Chicago, 111.
Cook, Arthur W., Hancock, Wis.
Cook. E. Albert, 413 Lincoln St., N. W.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
xCook, Charles W., Sherburne, N. Y. 1898
xCook. D. A., Alexandria, Ind. ( — )
Cook, Frank L., 71 Vienna St., Palmyra,
N. Y. 1910
Cook, Frederick B., Gypsum, O.
Cook, Harold, My., Orinoco River Mis-
sion, So. America. 1928
Cook, Joseph E., Athens, Mich.
Cook, Oliver, 3000 Troost St., Kansas
City, Mo. 1892
Cooke, Alfred E.. 2829 W. 34th Ave..
Denver. Colo.
Cooke. Arthur H.. 420 Stinard Ave..
Syracuse. N. Y.
Cooke, Francis T., Bristol, Conn. 32, 44
-Cooke, Vernon W., Wyoming, 111.
^ Coole. Harry L.. Rochester, Mass.
Cooledge, Charles E., 122 Emmons St.,
Franklin, Mass. 1871
Cooley, B. Wood, bus., 510 Baker Block,
Racine, Wis. 1907
Cooley. Geo. C. L.. 1199 Whitney Ave.,
Hamden. Conn.
Coolidge. Henry A., Danielson. R. D. 1,
Conn.
Coombs, Albert L., Center Harbor,
N. H.
Coombs, John R., 10 Holmes Ave.,
Waterbury, Conn.
xCoop, Charles, R. 2, Fairfield, la. (— )
xCooper, D., Havelock, N. C. (— )
V Cooper, Francis L., Campello, Mass.
xCooper, Frederick, Asst. St., Warren,
Ind. 67, (— )
Cooper, Harold, Rapid City, S. D. 12
Cooper, James, 501 S. Cascade St.,
Colorado Springs, Colo. 1881
xCooper, Owen, Plummers Landing, Ky.( — )
Cooper, Peter, Pf., Talladega College,
Talladega, Ala. 1924
Cooper, Sherman E.. Carthage, S. D.
xCoovert, J. Robert, Ev., 315V2 S. Jeffer-
son St., Muncie, Ind. 1920
xCopeland, Joseph A., Portsmouth. Va. (— )
xCopley. T. J.. Harts, W. Va. (— )
Copping, Bernard, 108 N. Kenwood
Ave.. Baltimore. Md. 1879
Corbin. Oliver L.. Waynoka. Okla.
Corbin, Paul L.. A.B.C.F.M. 1899
Core. Harley R., Homestead, R. D. 2,
Fla. 1905
Corley. Douglas H.. Pf., 2310 Wetstein
Ave., Louisville, Ky. 1913
tCornell, Alfred. 1911
Cornell, R. J., Hawarden, la.
xCornett, James B., R. 8, Danville, 111.
Comey, Joseph Charles, Hoolehua,
T. H.
Coming, A. Elwood, Newburgh, N. Y.
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 351
Cornish, Thomas J. W., Calais, Me.
Cornwell, Albert G., Elmira, N. Y.
Corpe, John F., 318 First Ave., Rock
Falls, 111.
Corson, Thomas M., P. O. Box 486, San
Juan, P. R. 1909
xCortner, Arlie E., R. 1, Muncie, Ind.
xCortner, John R., Farmland, Ind. (— )
xCorwin, A. W., Buchtel, Ohio. (— )
Corwin, Carl H., 2326 Green St., West
Tampa, Fla.
Cory, Isaac L., c/o Y. M. C. A., Bill-
ings, Mont.
Cosand, R. Lee, Melstone, Mont.
xCosebolt, John C, London, W. Va. 1890
Cossum, Clarence M., Lanesboro, Mass. 272
xCotten, Edward T., Eaton, Ohio.
—Cottle, Gardner D., Wayland, Mass. 272
Cotton, Harry A., Warrensburg, R. D.,
111.
xCottrill, George, R. 7. Chillicothe,
Ohio. (— )
Couch, Charles H., Hudson, O.
Coulter, Charles W., Pf., 50 Forest Ave.,
Delaware, O. 1909
xCoulter, Roy D., Lynchburg, Va.
V-Covell, Arthur J., Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 30, 31, 1890
Covell, Clarence L., Hillsboro, N. D.
vCowles, Edward U., 47 Holland Ave.,
Westfield, Mass.
Cowling, Donald J., Pr., Northfield,
Minn. 6, 21, 43
Cowman, Joseph, Van Tassell, Wyo.
xCox, Chancey M., Lees Creek, Ohio.
Cox, Guy A., La Harpe, 111.
xCox, H. Vance, Ramseur, N. C.
Cox, Homer W., Franklin, Neb.
xCox, Isaac, Lapel, Ind. ( — )
Coxon, Leroy, Schriever, La.
xCoy, D. O.. R. 6, Franklin, Ind. 1890
^Cozad, Simeon E.. 136 Chestnut St.,
Lowell, Mass.
Crabtree, Allan, 403 S. East Ave., Oak
Park, ni. 1903
VtZraig, Eber E., Attleboro Falls, Mass.
Craig, John E., Trenton, Neb.
Craig, Timothy Currier, 374 Hartford
Ave., Wethersfield, Conn. 1893
Cram, Elmer E., p.em., 14 6th Ave.,
N. E., Minot, N. D. 1900
xCrance, Thomas V., Flemington, Mo.
Crane, Benson B., Buford, Ga. 1907
Crane, Berten E., Grandview, Ida.
Crane, Charles D., p.em., Alstead,
N. H. 1874
[Crane, Henry Calvin, deceased. 49
V-Crane, William M., My., Richmond,
Mass. 1907
Crater, George W., 2136 Meade Ave.,
San Diego, Cal. 1889
Crathern, C. F. Hill, Bedford, N. H.
Crawford, C. E., 810 S. White Ave.,
Pomona, Cal.
Crawford, Hermai^ A., Box 275, Su-
perior, Wis.
Crawford, John F., Pj., 726 Milwau-
kee Rd., Beloit, Wis. 1900
Crawford, O. Clark, 48-52 B'way,
Newburg, N. Y. 1893
"^Credeford, George H., Ward Hill,
Mass.
Creegan, Charles C, Chautauqua, N. Y.
Creelman, Harlan, Pf., 118 North St.,
. Auburn, N. Y. 1889
xCrenshaw, T. C. Raleigh, N. C.
Cressman, Abraham A., 1013 Boswell
Ave., Crete, Neb. 1875
Criger, Earl M., Ch., U. S. N., U. S. S.
Chaumont, c/o Postmaster, San Fran-
cisco, Cal. 1924
Cripps, Philip M., 512 Highland St.
Grand Rapids, Mich. 1878
Crist, Wm. L., p.em.. North Miami,
Fla. 1903
Cristy, Albert B., 2120 Kamehameha
Ave., Honolulu, T. H. 1879
Crites, Isaiah E., Ransom, Mich. 1906
Crocker, Herbert G., R. D. 3, Box 148,
Newberg, Ore. 1902
*Crockett, Bernie C, Big Rock, 111.
Crockett, David, 120 East Maple Ave.,
Ottumwa, la.
Croker, George H., p.em.. Whiting, la. 1888
Cromer, Jeremiah C, 2218 N. Anthony
Blvd., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 1885
Cronmiller, Bruce W., 23 Lamb St.,
So. Hadley Falls, Mass.
^^rook, Frank, Perry Park, Groveland,
Crook, Walter E., Bangor, N. Y.
^Crooks, Charles M., Barre, Mass.
Crosby, George W., Chapman, Kan. 1902
Crosby, John F., Arcade, N. Y. 1892
Crosland, Stanley B., 6925 N. Ashland
Ave., Chicago, 111.
t-Cross, Allen E., 1552 Elm St., Man-
chester, N. H. 1892
Cross, Clifford V., Lovell, Me.
Cross, Edward W., 8440 120th St., Rich-
mond Hill, N. Y. 11. 22
-Cross, Judson L., Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 15, 22, 1904
xCross, L. C, East Durham, N. C.
Cross, Raymond W., Castle Hill, Water-
loo, la. 1912
Cross, Rowland M., A. B. C. F. M. 1918
Crossley, Ellis, Mclndoe Falls, Vt.
xCrowder, W. T., 604 Park Ave., La-
grange, Ga. (— )
Crowe, J. Osborne, Penacook, R. D. 16,
N. H.
Crowell, Bessie F., Skowhegan, Me.
xCrowell, W. M., Carbondale, 111. (— )
'.-<:rowell, Preston R., Stow, Mass. 1890
Crowson, John R., Calera, Ala. 1894
Crusius, Carl F., 1227 Montana St.,
Chicago, 111.
xCrutchfield, Gaither C, Colfax, N. C.
xCrutchfield, Henry E., Paces, Va.
Cuddy, Roy, Norwood, N. Y.
Culbertson, Henry Coe, 433 Washington
St., Lorain, O.
Culbertson, R. N., Blairsburg, la.
Cull, John A., Box 254, Berkeley, Cal. 1892
Cullen, James R., Lake Linden, Mich.
'CuUens, Archibald, Oxford, Mass.
Cullens, Paul A., Box 422, Newtown,
Conn.
Gumming, Charles G., Pf., 353 Ham-
mond St., Bangor, Me. 1915
'< Cummings, Arthur G., Middleboro,
• Cummings, George H., Warren, Mass. 1888
' Cummings, John, Tewksbury, Mass.
xCummings, J. Cleveland, Hemp, N. C.
^.Cummings, Stanley, 109 School St.,
Bennington, Vt.
Cummins, Alvin P., My., Yenongyoung,
Burma. 1921
Cunningham, Edwin, Caribou, Me.
xCurmingham, William, Alexandria, Ind.
Curl, Walter H., Steppville, Ala.
Currie, Robert J., 1608 Admiral Blvd.,
Kansas City, Mo.
Curry, Emerson L., East Haven, Conn.
Curtis, Allan L., 102 9th Ave., S. E.,
Aberdeen, S. D.
Curtis, Charles B., Pr., 1827 E. Mallory
St., Pensacola, Fla. 1873
Curtis, Charles N., Boy Scout Ex., 522
Providence Bldg., Tacoma, Wash. 1916
Curtis, Edwin, 118 5th St., Ridgefield
Park, N. J. 1912
i-Curtis, John S., Enfield, Mass.
Curtis, Willard H., Phillips, Me.
352 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Curtis, William C, 93 Western Prom-
enade, Auburn, Me. 1888
Curtiss, Payson L., Garretsville, O.
Gushing, Edwin B., bus., Tiskilwa, 111. 1896
Cushman, Charles E., Iowa Falls, la.
Cushman, Herbert, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
Cutbill, Harold C, dir., 30 Franklin
St., Boston, Mass. 1924
xCutchins, J. N., South Norfolk, Va. (— )
Cutler, Alexander E., Stuart, la.
VCutler, Charles H., p.em., 659 Chestnut
St., Waban, Mass. 1886
Cutler, Elisha Pomeroy, Richmond,
TLTogc
Cutler,' Fred'k M., Pf., 103 Butterfield
Ter., Amherst, Mass. 1898
Cutler, Walter A., Dundee, Mich.
Czatt, Milton S., 19 Putney Rd., Brat-
tleboro, Vt.
VDabney, Vaughan, Pf., Newton Centre,
Mass. 13, 35, 44, 1909
Dahl, George, Pf., 93 Linden St., New
Haven, Conn. 41, 1914
Dahlberg, Fred, Bruce, R. D., Wis. 1910
Dahlin, Edwin G., 3704 17th Ave., S.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Dains, Charles H., Phoenix, R. D. 5,
. Box 280, Ariz. 1894
>«-Dale, George W., 24 Barry St., Brock-
ton, Mass.
* Dale, John Harold, Billerica, Mass.
xDale, Paul E., R. 1, Powell, Pa.
Dale, William Wilbur, Robbinsdale,
Minn.
xDales, John N., Lakemont, N. Y. 1927
Daley, Charles M., Ballantine, Mont. 1890
Dalrymple, Henry A., Garland, Neb.
Dalrymple, M. J. A., Burwell, Neb.
[Dalton, Martin L., deceased. 49
Dalzell, George, Challis, Ida.
Dana, Malcolm, Sec, 2164 Yale Station,
New Haven, Conn. 26, 36, 41 1901
[Dana, Samuel H., deceased.
Danforth, J. Romeyn, 95 Federal St.,
New London, Conn. 32
V* Danforth, Ralph E., West Bolyston,
Mass.
Daniel, John I., Sharon, Conn.
Daniels, Israel, 206 W. lOth St., Yank-
ton, S. D.
xDaniels, R. W., Everett, Pa. 1911
Darley, Edward L., Stella, Neb.
Darr, John W., Scripps College, Clare-
mont, Cal. 1915
Daskam, Max F., Pf., Intemat'l Col-
lege, Smyrna, Turkey. 1926
V-Dausuel, S. Lawrence, 36 Cunard St.,
Roxbury, Mass. 1921
Davenport, Henry A., 131 Washington
Ter., Bridgeport, Conn. 1873
Davenport, James W., Daisy, Tenn.
[Davenport, Merriam B., deceased. 50
Davidson, Harold S., Cloverdale, Cal.
Davidson, James A., Tolland, Conn.
Davidson, John N., 1413 Mound St.,
Madison, Wis. 1888
•Davidson, Rudolph H., 303 N. 7th St.,
Vineland, N. J.
Davidson, Wm. E., 330 Grove St., Crys-
tal Lake, 111. 1887
Davie, Chas. N., Sanbornton, N. H.
Davies, David G., 325 S. 4th St., Pekin,
lU.
Davies, Howell D., Sec, 19 S. La Salle
St.. Chicago, 111. 15, 1909
Davies, J. F., Sioux City, la. 1890
Davies, James W. F., Dir. R. E., 620
Lincoln Ave., Winnetka, 111. 1907
Davies, John B., 57 Meade St., Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
Davies, John W., Deansboro, N. Y.
Davies, Morgan W., Alexander, N. D. 1912
Davies, Paul A., 2008 W. 70th St., Los
Angeles, Cal.
Davies, Mrs. T. Edward, Randolph
Center, Vt. 1923
Davies, Thomas D., 37 Estey St.,
Brattleboro, Vt. 1892
Davies, Thomas T., Sandy Creek, N. Y.
Davies, William, 1921 N. Sawyer Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Davies, William C, Church St., East
Smithfield, Pa.
Davies, Wm. J., Viroqua, Wis.
Davis, Albert P., 130 E. Mesa Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 34, 1894
Davis, Austin I., Waterboro, Me. 1891
v^avis, Charles H., Wakefield, Mass.
Davis, Charles W., Waterville, Minn.
Davis, D. Webster, bus., Custer. S. D. 1907
Davis, Mrs. D. Webster, Custer, S. D. 1910
Davis, Frank, Owatonna, Minn.
Davis, Fred'k. Lincoln, Fern Ave.,
Nyack, N. Y. 1895
Davis, James.
Davis, Jerome, Pf., 489 Ocean Ave.,
West Haven, Conn. 41, 1920
Davis, Lloyd G., Pf., Box 150, Hono-
lulu, T. H. 1908
Davis, Mark C, bus.. Wolf Creek, Ore. 1905
xDavis, M. M., Plummers Landing, Ky. (— )
Davis, Norman S., Alstead, N. H.
Davis, Oscar F., Marshfield, Vt.
[Davis, Ozora S., deceased. 50
Davis, Robert H., Canaan, Conn.
Davis, Thomas D., Fairfield, Neb.
Davis, Valentine T., Grand Saline, R.
D. 6, Tex. 1894
xDavis, William H., Wind Ridge, Pa. 1930
Davison, Frank E., So. Hero, Vt. 1874
■* Davison, Thomas W., 27 Monimient Sq.,
Charlestown, Mass.
Dawe, Albert, Clare, Mich.
Dawe, Percy V., Cadillac, Mich.
Dawson, Marshall, 1215 E. Rio Grande
St., El Paso, Tex.
xDawson, T. B., Elon College, N. C. (— )
Dawson, W. T., p.em., Box 117-G, R.
D. 1, Bakersfield, Cal. 1889
Day, Edward W., 6017 Rhodes Ave.,
Jackson Park Sta., Chicago, 111. 1918
Day, Ernest Ellsworth, 124 W. Orange
Dr., Whittier, Cal.
Day, Frank J., The Midland Club, 172
W. Adams St., Chicago, 111. 1896
Day, Fred Wilson, Randolph, Vt.
Day, George L., Robbins, Tenn.
Day, Richard C, 1119 A. St., Hayward,
Cal.
Day, Thomas, Turner, Me.
Day, William C, 2346 Valdez St., Oak-
land, Cal. 1875
Day, Wm. Horace, 877 Park Ave.,
Bridgeport, Conn. 6, 10, 20, 26
Deakin, George B., Shenandoah, la. 1886
[Dean, D. L., deceased.
Dean, Edwin B., Pr., Crete, Neb. 12,
13, 43, 1893
Dean, Mrs. Eloise P., 505 W. 8th St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1911
Dean, Leon A., 25 Harkness Ave.,
Springfield, Mass.
xDean, T. J., Phoenix City, Ala.
Deane, John Pitt, Pf., South Hall, Be-
loit. Wis. 1901
De Berry, William N., 643 Union St.,
Springfield, Mass. 189?
De Boer, Dowie G., Norwich, N. Y.
Deck, Herbert A., bus.. 1135 First St.,
Hillsboro, Ore. 1899
Deck, Herbert H., 224 Pearl St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Deen, James M., Axson, R. D. 2, Box
11, Ga.
xDefur, Clarence, Madrid, Iowa. 12, 14
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 353
De Groff, Charles F., btis., Letcher,
S. D. 1897
Deiss, Harry J., Milroy, Pa.
De Jarnette, Alva L., Soddy, Term.
Delabarre, Arthur C, Dry den, Wash.
De Lapp, Ambrose C, South Norwalk,
Conn.
Delattre, Paul S., Torrington, Conn.
Dell, Frank E., Calipatria, Cal.
Deller, Howard F., Oxford, N. Y.
[De Long, David D., deceased.
Delzell, Finis E., Exeter, R. D. 1, N. H. 1887
xDeMars, Thomas, Sta. 1, Marion, Ind. (— )
V*>eming, Vernon H., Hopedale, Mass.
Deming. Wilbur S:, A. B. C. F. M. 1919
DeMond, Abraham L., 216 12th Ave.,
N., Nashville, Tenn.
Denio, Francis B., Pf., 347 Hammond
St., Bangor, Me. 36, 1881
xDenison, Clark A., Plattsburg, Ohio.
Denison, George B., Cando, N. D.
t,^enison, R. Russell, Milford, N. H.
Denison, Robert C, Pf., Claremont,
Cal. 1894
xDenison, Warren H., Sec, Residence:
760 Ferguson Ave., Dayton, Ohio;
Office: 507 C. P. A. Bldg., Dayton,
Ohio. 10, 12, 14, 1896
Denney, Oscar H., North Miami, Fla.
Dermey, Wilson, 815 Milwaukee Rd.,
Beloit, Wis.
Dennison, Henry H., Amboy, 111.
Denny, Walter B., Rensselaer, N. Y.
xDenton, J. A., R. 3, Raleigh, N. C.
Depoyan, Jacob M., 6027 Ludlow St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. 1909
Derby, Alfred E., White Salmon, Wash.
xDeRemer, J. C, R. 13, Dayton, Ohio.
Derome, Jules A., bus., 516 W. 10th St.,
Sioux Falls, S. D. 1888
Derrick, Thomas H., E. Plymouth Ave.,
Deland, Fla. 1905
Desha, Stephen L., Sr., Hilo, T. H.
Desmond, Oviatt E., 495 Hall St., Man-
chester, N. H.
Detling, William C, Penney Farms,
Fla. 1897
Dettmers, Howard A., 317 Blackburn
Ave., York, Neb. 1917
De Villiers, Francois J., My., Africa. 1925
xDeVore, E. A., 1318 Oliver Ave., In-
dianapolis, Ind. 1879
xDe Weese, Charles M., R. 1, Bruns-
wick, Mo. 72
DeWeese, Francis M., Drawer 33, Lake-
side, Cal. 1904
Dewey, Harry P., 500 Groveland Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Dewey, Kirk M., 9407 W. 51st St., Oak
Lawn, 111.
De Witt, Dale, Yonkers, N. Y.
Dexter, Frank N., Union Grove, Wis.
Dexter, Mrs. Frank N., Union Grove,
Wis. 1019
Deyo, John M., Chapel Place, Dan-
bury, Conn. 11
Dibble, Miss Lauretta, A. B. C. F. M. 1927
Dibble, William L., Mason City, la.
Dick, James S., 1213 Boswell Ave.,
Crete, Neb. 1916
tDickerman, George S. 1868
V'Dickerman, Josiah P., Foxboro, Mass. 1891
Dickey, Mrs. Christine R., Red Cloud,
Neb.
Dickey, James M., Red Cloud, Neb.
Dickey, John G., asst. st, 915 13th St.,
Fargo, N. D. 69, 1904
\dDickinson, Charles H., 81 Pinckney St.,
Boston, Mass. 1885
[Dickinson, Ferdinand W., deceased. 50
Dickinson, Miss Rhoda Jane, 2216 Nic-
ollet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. 77, 1920
Dickinson, Samuel W., 616 Williams St.
East Orange, N. J. 1874
Dickinson, Seldon C, Castalia, O.
Dickson, James H., A. B. C. F. M. 1900
Diehl, Grover L., 13531 Monica Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
Dierberger, Paul W., 1319 4th Ave., N.,
Great Falls, Mont.
Dierlamm, Cleveland R., 232 McAuley
St., Chapel Hill, N. C.
Dierlamm, George H., 504 N. 6th St.,
West Monroe, La. 68
Dietrich, Emil, T., Bowman, N. D. 1905
Dietrich, Henry J., Worden, Mont.
Dietz, Henry G., 813 S. Washington St.,
Denver, Colo.
xDille, Carl R., Yale St., New Haven,
Conn. 1928
xDillon, J. Alice, Charlton, Mass. 1888
xDillon, John A., Charlton, Mass. 1887
Dimond, Roger E., bus., 450 Hillside
Ave., Wichita, Kan. 1908
Dingwell, James D., 340 Broadway,
Pawtucket, R. I.
xDinn, B. F., Ward, W. Va. (— )
vDinsmore, Charles A., Pf., 10 Old Hart-
ford Turnpike, New Haven, Conn. 41, 1888
VDisbrow, Edward D., Porter Rd., An-
dover, Mass. , 1892
xDixon, Dalco E., 126 E. Elm St., E.
Rochester, N. Y. 1908
Dixon, Frederick R., A. B. C. F. M. 1916
v-T)ixon, Herbert, Leverett, Mass.
xDixon, H. R., R. 1, Wellston, Ohio. (— )
sJDixon, Miss Sarah A., Kingston, R. I.
'XDixon, Theodore T., Windsor, Vt.
Dixon, William R., Menomonie, Wis.
Doane, Clarence E., North Fairfield, O.
Dobbs, John F., Pr., Pacific Univ.,
Forest Grove, Ore. 43, 1900
Dobeck, Robert, Bazine, Kan.
[Dodd, Augustus R., deceased.
Dodge, D. Witherspoon, 702 Amsterdam
Ave., N. E., Atlanta, Ga. 1913
Dodge, Rowland B., 330 Palo Alto Ave.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1905
Doidge, William, Presque Isle, Me.
[Dole, Charles J., deceased. 50
[Dole, James H., deceased. 50
xDoUar, C. C, Staley, N. C. 1928
xDollar, J. D., Lanett, Ala. 66
xDollar, Jesse H., Lagrange, Ga.
Dolliff, Frank S., Winslow, Me.
xDollison, A. J., 228 E. Town St., Circle-
ville, Ohio. (— )
Donaldson, Frederic F. G., Princeton,
Mass.
Donaldson, John Isaiah, 1420 Wilson
St., Houston, Tex. 70
Donaldson, Levi J., A. B. C. F. M. 1874
Donat, Anthony S., 1719 17th St., Bak-
ersfield, Cal.
[Donnell, Albert, deceased. 50
Dopson, J. Marion, Eclectic, R. 2, Ala. 272
Dorn, Wm. H., 4937 McPherson Ave..
St. Louis, Mo. 1893
Dornhoefer, John, Springboro, Pa. 1911
^,<Douglas, Richard G., 382 Main St.,
Everett, Mass.
xDouglass, Fred R., R. 4, Frankfort, Ind. (— )
V'Douglass, George H., Westford, Mass.
Douglass, Glenn W., Woronoco, Mass.
Douglass, H. Paul, Agt., 129 Cooper
Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. 1894
xDouglass, J. J., 1008 S. Lincoln Ave.,
Urbana, 111.
Douglass, Roscoe D., Ferndale, Cal.
xDouglass, Thomas, Ashland, Ky. (— )
Douglass, Truman B., Pomona, Cal.
Douglass, Truman O., 109 E. 6th St.
Tempe, Ariz. 70
Doull, David F., Oswego, N. Y.
354 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Dowd, Quincy L., 121 W. Maple St.,
Lombard, 111. 1876
xDowd, Squire, 202 Battle St., E. Raleigh,
N. C. 73
Downey, George A., CoUinsville, Conn. 1891
xDowning, David, R. 3, Bryant, Ind. 1918
Downs, Aaron W., 312 S. 6th St., Iron-
ton, O.
Downs, Charles A., Goodyear, Conn.
Downs, Darley, A. B. C. F. M. 1916
xDowty, Paul, Yale Sta., New Haven,
Conn. 1930
tDrake, Charles W. 1871
xDrake, David R., Box 5.5, Beaumont,
Kans. 1895
Drake, Edward A., 807 Ramona Ave.,
Corona, Cal. 24
Drake, George B., 338 Fairlawn Ave.,
Webster Groves, Mo.
Drake, G. Bryant, 511 E. Calhoun St.,
Springfield, Mo.
xDrake, G. W., Manson, N. C.
Dreier, Nelson C, Osage, la.
I Drew, Edward P., 313 Highland Ave.,
West Newton, Mass. 1898
Drew, Frank L., 1245 W. 2d St., Po-
mona, Cal. 1881
Drew. William J., 435 W. 6th St.,
Marysville, O.
Driesbach, Charles H., Redfield, S. D. 1891
Drisko, Raymond C, Margaret PL,
Pomona, Fla. 1885
xDriver, Bertha M., 223 W. Will St.,
Winchester, Ind.
Driver, Garfield, Little Eagle, S. D. 1927
v-Criver, George H., 229 Eliot St., Milton,
Mass.
Driver, Henry W., Orofino, Ida. 1915
Drumm, John, 1517 16th St., Oregon
City, Ore. 1897
Drysdale. Miss Euphemia, Windsor,
Mass.
'^ Dubbs, Harrison W., North Berwick,
Me.
WDuddy, Frank E., 112 Upland Rd.,
Cambridge, Mass.
Dudley, John H. M., bus., 213 Edgar
PL, Elizabeth, N. J. 1913
Dudley, Joseph H., 775 Clyde St.,
Akron, O.
Dudley, W. Ewart, Blencoe, la.
Dudley, William E., 451 E. 18th St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Duerson, Leo L., Ashland, Neb.
xDugger, W. H., 1104 Mason St., Dur-
ham, N. C. 1894
\,/©uglay, Hugh, Waquoit, Mass.
Dukes, Hubert N., Jackson, Mich.
Duling, John G., Binger, Okla.
xDuU, L. Edward, Maple Rapids, Mich.
Dull, Wilbert E., 2032 N. Taylor St.,
Topeka, Kan.
Dumm, B. Alfred, Hopkinton, N. H.
xDumm, George E., 537 S. Pierce St.,
Lima, Ohio.
Dunaway, Willis J., 7 Elm St., Alex-
ander City, Ala. 1888
Duncan, Calvin W., Hancock, Minn. 1894
xDuncan, Charles A., 321 College Ave.,
Richmond, Ind.
Duncan, John, Coalwood, Mont.
Duncklee, Maurice J., West Lebanon,
N. H.
Dungan, Thomas Arthur, 922 E. 33d
St., N., Portland, Ore.
*Dunham, Chester F., 1112 Radcliffe Dr.,
Toledo, O.
Dunham, Clarence S., Pilgrim Church,
St. Loiais, Mo.
Dunham, Clarence W., 46 Bellevue St.,
Upham's Corner Sta., Dorchester
Mass. 13, 30
xDunham, Melvin F., 1937 Eastern Ave.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. 1911
1 v'Dunlap, George H., 2055 Columbus
' Ave., Roxbury, Mass. 1877
Dunlap, Raymond B., 1580 Alexandria
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 1907
Dunlap, Roger A., Lancaster, N. H.
Dunlop, James J., 903 Paul St., Ottawa,
111.
Dunn, Charles E., 23 Sunderland Ave.,
Rutherford, N. J.
Dunn, Charles W., Benzonia, Mich. 1888
Dunn, Henderson H., T., 2924 Louisiana
Ave., New Orleans, La. 1901
Dunn, Theodore S., dir. R. E., 35 Glen
St., New Britain, Conn.
tDunn, Wallace B. 1896
Dunning, Morton D., Newton Lower
Falls, Mass. 30, 1899
Dunstan, John F., 1220 2d St. N.,
Seattle, Wash.
Dunstan, William T., Little Valley,
N. Y.
[Durant, Edward, deceased. 51
Durkee, J. Stanley, Plymouth Ch.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
tDurston, Alfred S. 1883
Dutcher, A. Ernest, Gasport, N. Y.
yDutton, John G., Agawam, Mass. 1890
Dutton, Philip Drew, A. B. C. F M. 1916
xDuvall, Lewis A., R. 5, Watertown,
N. Y.
D wight, Charles A. S., Pf., Keuka
Park, N. Y. 1884
. Dycer, Arthur W., 128 Oxford St.,
Cambridge, Mass.
V Dyer, Almon J., Cummington, Mass. 1886
Dyer, Thomas L., 809 I St., Norwalk,
Cal.
xDykeman, L. A., R. 3, Schoharie, N. Y. 72
xDykhuis, Edward, Legrand, Iowa. 1929
Dysart, John P., A. B. C. F. M. 1910
Each, Joseph E., Thorsby, Ala. 66
xEaley, W. M., bus., 501 E. Oregon St.,
. Urbana, 111. 1880
vEames, Charles O., Ashburnham, Mass. 1897
Earl, James E., 2023 2d Ave., S., Min-
neapolis, Minn. 1889
Earnshaw, Albert F., 39 Deering St.,
Portland, Me. 1898
xEarp, B. J., Harrisonburg, Va.
Eastman, Adelbert, Box 15, Riviera,
Fla. 1884
Eastman, Finley E., 379 S. Main St.,
Amherst, O.
Eastman, Fred, Pf., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1911
Eastman, George P., 42 Colt Rd., Sum-
mit, N. J. 1891
Eastman, Harvey M., Slatersville, R. I.
Eastman, Vinton P., 534 Cleveland St.,
Missoula, Mont. 1907
VEaston, Carlton, 81 Edison St., Quincy,
Mass.
V Eaton, Edward D., p.em., 121 Grove St.,
Wellesley, Mass. 1876
Eaton, E. Earle, Munnsville, N. Y.
xEaton, J. R., Louisburg, N. C. (— )
Eaton, Mrs. Olive Myrtle, Munnsville,
N. Y. 272, 1931
Eaton, Walter S., 277 State St.,
Augusta, Me. 1891
Eby, Albert B., Benzonia, Mich.
Eby, Miss Louise S., 160 Claremont
Ave., New York City. 1928
Echterbecker, Charles F., Pf., 5 Everett
St., Worcester, Mass. 1907
[Eckel, Frank E., died Jan. 14, 1929.
Eckerson, Ray, 514 N. Commonwealth
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 1899
Eckhardt, John G., 312 12th St., Gree-
ley, Colo.
Eckhardt, John H., Brighton, Colo. 1911
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 355
Eckhoff, Philip J.. Iberia, Mo.
Eckles, William E., 1141 High St., Au-
burn, Cal. „
Eddleman, Henry C, Dewey Rose, R.
D. 1, Ga. 1914
Edds, William T., De Ruyter, N. Y.
Eddy, Allen L., 436 W. Eldorado St..
Decatur, 111.
V. Eddy, David Brewer, Sec, 14 Beacon
St., Boston, Mass. 18, 1904
Eddy, Elmer Newton, Hopkinton, Mass.
Edmonds, Robert H., R. D. 1, Olympia,
Wash. 1888
Edmunds, John S., 640 Linn Ave.,
Portland, Ore. 1884
Edwards, Frank L., Tuckahoe, N. Y.
Edwards, George N., 47 Pitt St.,
Charleston, S. C. 66
Edwards, Leland A., Bethel, Me.
xEdwards, M. Butner, 2 E. 129th St.,
New York, N. Y.
Edwards, Nicholas T., Whittier, Cal. 1883
Edwards, Otto E., 15 Rosemont Rd.,
Worcester, Mass.
V Edwards, Ralph Burris, Southfield,
Edwards, Richard H., Sec, Barnes
Hall, Ithaca, N. Y. 1906
Edwards. Thomas D., 1682 W. 12th St.,
Erie, Pa. 1906
xEdwards, W. J., 211 Ward St., High
Point, N. C. (— )
Edworthy, B. V., Sec, Y. M. C. A., 323
Tulsa Trust Bldg., Tulsa, Okla. 1916
Eells, Edward, lee, 360 Laurel St.
Hartford, Conn. 1885
Eells, Edwin, 2150 W. North Ave., Chi-
cago, 111. 1928
Egbert, George D., 77 Bowne Ave.,
Flushing, N. Y.
Egerland, Franz, p.em., 2123 S. "M"
St., Tacoma, Wash. 1890
Egerton, Thomas B., Mazon, 111.
Eggleston, De Witt C, 245 Langdon
Ave., Movmt Vernon, N. Y. 1893
Eggleston, Frank O., Park Ridge, N. J. 1896
Ehlers, Jacob H., Sec, Central Y. M.
C. A., Indianapolis, Ind. 1913
xEhrheart, Joseph S., Beloit, Ohio.
Eichler, George, Follett, Tex.
Eighmey, Lawrence J., Youngsville,
Pa. 1923
Eisele, Richard O., 128 Madeline St.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Eiserer, Herman, 415 Ellsworth St.,
Crystal Lake, 111. 1910
Ekins, Grove F., btis.. Old Saybrook,
Conn. 1904
Elder, J. Edwin, Box 185, Fruita, Colo.
xElder, William W., Ch., U. S. Naval
Hospital, San Diego, Calif. 1915
Elderkin, Noble S., 187 Dorchester Rd.,
Akron, O. 12
Eldred, John W., 317 E. Cecil St., Way-
noka, Okla. 1894
'Eldridge, Ernest W., Ashby, Mass.
Elfring, William H., 602 S. College Ave.,
Fort Collins, Colo.
Eliopoulos, Constantine N., Brownfield.
Me.
Elledge, William M., Yakima, R. D. 8,
Wash.
EUinger, Clarence G., Beach, N. D.
Elliot, Charles, 2119 Ruby Ave., Kan-
sas City, Kan.
Elliott, Alfred C, Salamanca, N. Y.
Elliott, Richard T., Westport, Conn.
*Elliott, Robert J., Sec, 280 Crestwood
Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 1890
Elliott, William A., Pittsford, R. D..
. Mich.
VEUis, Arthur M., 109 Cabot St., New-
tonville, Mass.
xEllis, Aylett B., 1211 29th St., Newport
News, Va. 73, 1912
Ellis, Emery W., Rockland, Ida.
Ellis, Francis C, 755 Lemon St., River-
side, Cal.
tEUis, Fred W., Pf. 1898
Ellis, Hubert S., Belding, Mich.
Ellis, John S., Bangor, Pa.
Ellis, John T., bus., 5640 Erskine St.,
Omaha, Neb. 1904
xEllis, Robert J., Sumner, 111.
Ellis, Samuel R., Pf., Ripon, Wis. 1926
Ellis, Walter M., National City, Cal. 1884
Ellis, Willis A., bus., Lombard, 111. 1903
EUms, Louis, Portsmouth, R. D. 1,
N. H.
Ellsworth, Frederick K., Windsor,
Conn.
EUwood, William, Minden, Neb. 1894
Elmen, John, Buffalo, Minn. 1909
Elmes, Arthur F.. 404 M St., N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
Elwell, T. Robert, bus., 5758 31st Ave.,
N. E., Seattle, Wash.
Elwick, Frederick G., 2115 Fairmont
Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
Elwood, Willis P., 220 Montgomery St.,
Bloomfield, N. J. 1891
Ely, Everett L., Touchet, Wash. 1922
Emerich, George A., Hillsdale, Mich.
Emerson, Chester B., 30 Blaine Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 11, 12
Emerson, Fred C, Cheshire, Conn. 1885
Emerson, John C., Bridport, Vt.
'■ Emerson, Oliver P., 20 Hawthorn Rd.,
Brookline, Mass. 1871
Emery, Clarence P., 1207 Longwood
Ave., Pueblo, Colo. 1899
Emett, Edward H., 213 W. 76th St.,
New York City.
Emigholz, Ludwig, Reinbeck, la.
xErnmert, Rufus E., Elkhart, Ind.
Emrich, Frederick E., Secern., 14 Bea-
con St., Boston, Mass. 24, 27, 1875
xEnders, George C. Pf., 34 College
Place, Defiance, Ohio. 1894
Endo, Francis K., 713 E. Canon Per-
dido, Santa Barbara, Cal.
xEnds, W. H., St. George, W. Va. (— )
xEngleman, W. W., Newport News, Va. (— )
English, Earl T., 304 W. Ohio St., Ver-
milion, O.
English, James F., 478 Ray St., Man-
chester, N. H. 32
xEnglish, Ralph G.. Plainville, N. Y. 10
English, William F., Tr., 37 Garden St.,
Hartford, Conn. 24. 66, 1885
English, William F., Jr., Sec. Room
1001, 77 W. Washington St., Chicago,
m. 1911
Englund, Theodore, 63 Lawrence St.,
Waltham, Mass. 1902
Engstrom, Alfred P., 15 Jackson St.,
Attleboro, Mass.
[Enlow, Charles E., deceased. 51
Enman, James E., 2216 Channing Way,
Berkeley, Cal. 1896
Ensminger, Fred P., St., Demorest,
Ga. 26, 66, 68. 70, 1905
Ensminger, Ross E., La Moille, 111.
Eppens, Edward H., Lib., Ann Arbor,
Mich. 1898
Erdman, John P., Tr., Box 150, Hono-
lulu, T. H. 27, 67, 1899
Erickson, Charles Telford, My., 4 Park
St., Boston, Mass. 1896
Erickson, Elmer, Cottonwood, S. D. 272
Ericson. Rudolph, 825 Pine St., San
,, Francisco, Cal. 1910
« Ernst, Edward G., New Salem, Mass. 272
Errington, Fred'k, 542 S. Yorktown St.,
XulsH Okls.
Erskine, John W., Ev., Evart, Mich. 1900
356 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Escott, N. Ellsworth, 1726 Schaaf Rd.,
Cleveland, O.
Eshelman, C. A., Garfield, Kan.
Essig, William F., Beaver Creek, Ore.
Estabrook, Franklin J., Sec, 531 Mack
Bldg., Denver, Colo. 21, 1892
Estabrook, Wm. A., Thetford, Vt.
Etheridge, William, Maple City, Mich. 1897
xEtter, Julius E., Ft. Recovery, Ohio.
VEusden, Ray A., 666 Centre St., New-
ton, Mass. 11
Evans, Arthur T., Cambridge, Neb.
Evans, Arthur W., Lee, Springfield, O. 1908
Evans, Benjamin D., 236 Walnut St.,
Johnstown, Pa.
Evans, Chester H., 421 Susquehanna
Ave., Olyphant, Pa.
Evans, D. Ellis, Bozeman, Mont. 1884
' Evans, Daniel, Pf., 42 Hillside Ter.,
Belmont, Mass. 35, 1891
Evans, David H., 993 Memorial Dr.,
Cambridge, Mass. 1897
\ Evans, Edward R., Winchendon, Mass.
Evans, Edwin Richard, 521 Williams
St., Key West, Fla.
Evans, Edwyn, 1810 6th St., Bay City,
Mich.
Evans, Mrs. Ella A., E. 1016 Overbluff
Rd., Spokane, Wash. 1884
Evans, Ernest, Brighton, Mich. 1895
Evans, Ernest C, Madison, Me.
Evans, Evan, New Preston, Conn.
Evans, Evore, 219 E. 12th St., Daven-
port, la. 1895
xEvans, G. T., Troupsburg, N. Y. 1925
Evans, J. Merle, McPherson, Kan.
Evans, James G., 163 Center St., Ply-
mouth, Pa.
[Evans, James Jeffrey, deceased 61
Evans, John Charles, Sprague, Wash.
Evans, Joseph, 609 W. 191st St., New
York City.
Evans, Joseph, 2921 S. Kenilworth Ave.,
. Berwyn, 111.
*^Evans, Lester E., 17 Columbia Park,
Haverhill, Mass.
Evans, Morris O., 113 E. 55th St.,
Seattle, Wash.
Evans, Rowland H., Lake Preston, S. D.
tEvans, Selwyn J. 1894
Evans, Silas P., Pr., Ripon College,
Ripon. Wis. 43, 1901
Evans, Spencer E., Terryville, Conn.
Evans, Thomas, Maple Hill, Kan.
Evans, Thomas Z., North Branch, Minn.
Evans, Wilford H., 1932 N. 6th St.
Sheboygan, Wis.
V-Evans, William W., West Brookfield,
Mass.
Evanson, L. Gordon, Isabel, S. D.
Everett, Harry L., 381 Bergen Ave.,
Jersey City, N. J.
Everett, John E., Cannon Falls, Minn.
Everhart, Rollin O., 18 Maurice St.,
Ossining, N. Y. 1908
xEveringham, John E., Pepperell Road,
Kittery Point, Me. 1885
xEverman, J. M., Wallingford, Ky. (— )
xEverman, W. H., Gregoryville, Ky. (— )
Everroad, Ralph W., 486 State St., Mar-
seilles, 111.
Evers, Carl H., Linn Creek, Mo. 1922
Evers, John Upton, p. em., 129 W. King
St., Martinsburg, W. Va. 1902
Evers, Samuel J., Glenbrook, Conn.
Eversull, Harry K., 3442 Zumstein Ave.,
Cincinnati, O.
Ewell, Edwin, 115 Hawkins St., Ypsi-
lanti, Mich. 1888
xEwing, W. E., 28 Columbus St., Mt.
Sterling, Ohio.
[Ewing, William, deceased.
Eymann, Harold H., Hollywood at
Sycamore, Hollywood, Cal. 1929
Faduma, O., T., Lincoln Academy,
Kings Mountain, N. C. 1895
Fagan, W. G., Mystic, Conn.
Fagley, Frederick L., Sec, 287 4th
Ave., New York City. 6, 10, 1912
tFahlgren, Chas. A. 1903
Fairbank, Alan M., 960 Sterling PI.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Fairbanks, Arthur, Hanover, N. H. 1892
Fairbanks, George W., Pierce, Neb. 272
Fairchild, E. E., 227 N. Rosemont Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
, Fairfield, Wynn C, Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 18, 1910
Falconer, Robert C, 20 St. Paul PL,
Nutley, N. J.
[Fales, Elisha F., deceased. 51
Fales, Ira D., 3456 Jamieson Ave., St.
Louis, Mo.
Falk, Robert B., Elroy, Wis.
xFancher, Edward F., 5 W. Park St.,
Albion, N. Y. 1912
xFarmer, James, Yorktown, Va. 1930
Farnham, George L., 2943 Macomb St.,
Washington, D. C. 44
^Farnsworth, Lynn V., Harwich Port,
Mass.
Farnum, Irving B., Mont Vernon, N. H.
xFarrar, J. D., 752 21st St., Newport
News, Va. 73
Farren, Merritt A., Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 32, 1898
Farrer, William D., Pellston, Mich. 1904
xtFarrow, R. H.
Farwell, E. Roy, Beverly, Kan.
xFasnacht, Walter, Enfield, 111.
Fath, Edward A., Pf., 703 E. 4th St.,
Northfield, Minn. 1914
xFaulk, J. D.. 1017 Dunbar St., Norfolk,
Va. 1904
xFaulk, J. J., 2619 Middle St., Norfolk,
Va. 73
xFaulk, Willis T., Suffolk, Va. 73
Faulkner, William J., 567 Johnson Ave.,
N. E., Atlanta, Ga.
Faville, Theo. R., St., 709 Beaver Bldg.,
Madison, Wis. 12, 13, 24, 27, 71, 1913
xFawley, John F., St. George, W. Va. 73
Fay, Amasa C, Brookline, N. H. 1891
^ Feener, Carlton L., 1058 Washington
St., South Braintree, Mass.
Fehlandt, August F., Pf., Ripon, Wis.
Felt, Jesse B., Clifton Springs, N. Y.
xFelton, Calvin J., 249 Lincoln Place,
Irvington, N. J.
Fenenga, Malmon J., Pf., Forest Grove,
Ore. 1897
Fenwick, John B., bus., Bellevue,
Wash. 1894
Ferch, Aaron I., 6855 17th Ave., N. E.,
Seattle, Wash.
Ferguson, Alfred F., Middletown
Springs, Vt.
xFerguson, Levi, Lynn, Mass. 1901
Ferrier, William W., 2716 Hillegass
Ave., Berkeley, Cal. 1892
Ferris, Chester, Barstow, Cal.
Ferris, Harlo H., Reedsburg, R. F. D.,
Wis. 1923
Ferris, Mrs. Jeanette O., 1 Stroup St.,
Danville, 111.
Ferris, Ralph H., 13,526 Mettetal Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 1906
Fersch, Cornelius, Greene, N. Y.
Ficken, Richard O., 31 Woodlawn Ave.,
Albany, N. Y.
xFiebiger, Judson E., Stanfordville, N. Y. 13
Field, Edwin C, East Hampton, Conn.
Field, George E., Ogema, Minn.
xFielder, Arthur H., Clayville, R. I.
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 357
Fifer, Harry N., 527 Merrimac St., Oak-
land, Cal. 1901
Fifield, James W., Sec, 1024 Askew
Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 1894
Fifield, James W., Jr., 934 Cambridge
Drive, Grand Rapids, Mich. 13, 68
Fifield, L. Wendell, 2327 32d St., S.,
Seattle, Wash. 10, 12
Findlay, James F., Dean, 127 Page St.,
Norman, Okla. 1923
>• Findlay, John L., S6 Dean St., Taunton,
Mass.
[Finster, Clarence, deceased. 51
Fish, Arthur E., Keokuk, la.
Fish, Fenton O., 409 12th St., Toledo, O.
Fisher, Albert V., Mclndoe Falls, Vt. 1906
xFisher, C. H., 17 Jackson St., Clifton-
dale, Mass. (— )
Fisher, C. W., 410 W. Central Ave.,
Arkansas City, Kan.
Fisher, Charles F., 828 E. 147th St.,
Cleveland, O.
Fisher, Chas. R., bus., 2619 Regent St.,
Berkeley, Cal. 1902
Fisher, Edward C, Geneva, R. D. 3,
N. Y. 1904
Fisher, Frederick Vining, Ingram
Mem'l. Church, Washington, D. C. 1890
VFisher, Herman P., Westboro, Mass. 1885
Fisher, James O., Gays Mills, Wis.
xFisher, Joseph B., Nappanee, Ind.
xFisher, L. A., R. 1, Elsie, Mich.
Fisher, Miles B., 1223 Verdugo Rd., La-
Canda, Cal.
Fisher, Parker W., J. C. Campbell Folk
School, Brasstown, N. C. 1910
VFisher, Stanley R., Hanover, Mass. 11, 1905
Fisher, William P., Claremont Inn,
Claremont, Cal. 1873
Fisk, Chas. L., Sec, 1006 Hippodrome
Bldg., Cleveland, O. 21, 1898
Fisk, Daniel M., Pf., 1516 College Ave.,
Topeka, Kan. 1886
xFisk, Miles B., 721 Poplar St., Coshoc-
ton, Ohio. 1913
Fisk, Pliny H., Sharon, Vt.
Fiske, A. R., Audenried, Pa. 1908
Fiske, Elisha S., Box 415, Barton, Vt. 1884
Fiske, G. Walter. Pf., 278 W. College
Ave., Oberlin. O. 39, 1898
[Fiske, Samuel A., deceased. 51
Fitch, R. Hawley, 93 Cottage St., New
Haven, Conn.
Fitch, Wells H., 116 Sound Ave., River-
head, N. Y.
Fithian. Henry G., Port Orange, Fla. 1886
Fitzpatrick, John, Stonington, Me.
xFix, Joseph W., Urbana, 111.
Flagg, James W., p.em., 28 Willow Lane,
Portsmouth, N. H. 1882
Flammer, William, 195 N. Pleasant St.,
Oberlin, O. 1901
Flatt, D. Cecil, Cortland, N. Y.
Flautz, H., p.em., R. D. 1, Batesville,
Ind.
Fleming, Hamilton J., 344 Broadway,
^^ South Portland, Me. 1918
Fleming, Isaac, Wareham, Mass.
xFleming, Patrick Henry, Burlington,
N. C.
Flemmer, John P., 310 N. 5th St., Ster-
ling, Colo.
Flenner, L. W., Gaylord, Ore.
Fletcher, Francis W., East Granby,
Corm.
VTletcher, J. Irving, 37 Port Norfolk St.,
Neponset, Mass.
Fletcher, Lee, Fairport, N. Y.
xFletcher, Llewellyn CSprucedale, Ont.1922
Fletcher, Orville T., 102 Princeton St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Fletcher, Robert H., Rindge, N. H.
xFlewelling, Lemuel E., Easton, Me. 1911
Flight. John W., T., 629 Walnut Lane,
Haverford, Pa. 1918
Flint, Irving A., Meredith, N. H.
Flint, John, Underwood, Minn. 1911
Flook, Jacob, Maine, N. Y.
xFlory, Edwin B., 19 Birchwood Ave.,
Dayton, Ohio. 13, 14
xFlowers, Albert R., Sims, N. C. 1894
Flugum. Omar, 618 Park St., Crystal
Lake 111.
Flynn,' Dallas J., 1003 S. Caldwell St.,
Charlotte, N. C.
xFockler, C. E., Keswick, Ont.
>Fogg, Charles G., Gloucester, Mass.
xFogleman, J. U.,^Graham, N. C.
Foley, Roy William, Pf., Hamilton,
N. Y. 1906
Folsom, Arthur J., 515 W. Berry St..
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Folsom, Omar W.. p.em., 1198 Wash-
ington St., Bath, Me. 1872
xFoltz, George W., deceased.
Fooks, Stephen C, 839 S. 12th St..
Quincy. 111. 1915
Foote, James E., bus., Grand Ledge,
Mich. 1897
Forbes, Frank S., Judge, 5274 Aldama
St., Los Angeles, Cal. 1888
Forbes, Washington H., Wilton, N. H. 1881
Forbush, Dascomb E., 650 Park Ave.,
East Orange, N. J.
tFord, Albert H. 19.12
Ford. Arthur S., Kellogg, Ida.
Ford, Eugene C. 611 N. Kimball Ave.,
Grand Island, Neb.
Ford, Frederick P., bus., 501 N. Rus-
sell St., Champaign. 111. 1920
■^Ford, James B., Holbrook, Mass.
Forkell, William, Windsor, Vt.
Forrester, Franklin G., Nome, Alaska.
Forshaw. William. 1051 Cypress St., San
Diego, Cal.
Forster, Sydney, Aitkin, Minn.
Forsythe. Ellas J.. 112 Temple Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 1901
xForsythe, John W., Raymond, Ohio.
xFosgate, Henry, Kirkwood, N. Y. 1928
Foss, I. Orr. 37 Trumbull St.. New
Haven. Conn.
xFoss. John A., R. 1, Rush, N. Y.
Foster, Benjamin F. 1881
Foster, Earl Ware, 2003 Sheridan Ave.,
S. Minneapolis, Minn.
Foster. Edward P.. Waverly. W. Va. 1877
. Foster. Elliott O., Millbury, Mass.
Foster. Frank H., Pf., 184 Forest St.,
Oberlin. O. 39, 1877
Foster. Jesse W.. Muscatah, Kan.
xFoster. J. L.. Elon College. N. C. (— )
Foster, O. Delmar, 59 E. Van Buren
Ave., Chicago, HI. 1902
Foster, Virgil, dir. R. E., 7000 Jeffrey
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Fowell, Myron W., 136 Edendale St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Fowler, George, Winthrop, la.
xFox. Charles W.. Cassity, W. Va. 73, 1927
Fox, Daniel F., 993 N. Madison Ave.,
Pasadena, Cal. 1887
Fox, Frank H., Shabbona, 111.
Fox, Howard S., bus., 5653 Stanton
Ave.. Detroit. Mich. 1914
v'Foxall. Thomas, 3 Homestead Ave..
Worcester, Mass.
xFrancis, Edward, deceased.
xFrancis. J. C, R. 2, Eaton, Ind. (— )
Franke, A., Box 52. Ralston, Wash.
xFranklin, William, 1239 King St., Ports-
mouth, Va. (— )
xFranks, Jesse E., R. 4, Raleigh, N. C. 1915
xFrantz. Samuel, N. Manchester, Ind.
Eraser, Arthur E., 55 N. Clinton Ave.,
Trenton. N. J. 1899
358 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Fraser, David, 28 Powder House Blvd.,
West Somerville, Mass.
Fraser, Donald, 10 Liberty St., Roches-
ter, N. H.
Fraser, James A., Elizabethtown, N. Y.
Frasure, Chas. A., Sherburne, N. Y. 1896
Frazee, Fenton E., Stamford, R. D. 1,
N Y 1897
Frazier, Cecil C, Plainfield, 111. 272
Frazier, Charles, p.em.. Box 122, Mis-
sion, S. D. 1919
xFrazier, Jacob A., Columbus Grove, Ohio.
xFrazier, J. T., 1516 E. Chase St., Balti-
more, Md. 72, 1926
t*Frazier, Lot, La Plant, S. D. 1928
Frazier, William A., 73 Sheboygan St.,
Fond du Lac, Wis.
Frazier, William F., Sec, Savings Bank
Bldg., Burlington, Vt. 13, 24, 27, 31, 71, 1911
Freeling, Henry P., 626 Clermont St.,
Antigo, Wis.
Freeman, Luther, 390 E. Piedmont St.,
Pomona, Cal. 34, 1891
Freeman, Marston S., 204 Island Ave.,
Chattanooga, Tenn. 1889
xFreeman, William A., Covington, Ohio.
French, Charles V., West Townshend,
Vt.
French, David E., 351 N. Main St.,
Pomona, Cal. 1885
French, Edward G., Cambridge, Vt.
\ French, Howard Dakin, 21 Florence
St., Natick, Mass. 24, 1900
French, Howard Dean, 8 Cotswold
Way, Scarsdale, N. Y. 1901
xFrench, Joe, Nashville, Tenn. 1928
French, L. Clark, North Anson, Me.
V French, Robert M., Rutland, Mass.
Fretz, Charles E., 186 Southwest Ave.,
Pitman, N. J: 1912
Fritsch, H. Samuel, 226 W. Church St.,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Fritzmeier, William, 107 Allegheny St.,
, Tarentum, Pa.
VFrost, George B., 50 Chestnut St., An-
dover, Mass. 1883
Frost, Harry A., 4095 Rocky River Dr.,
Lakewood, O.
Frost, Merle A., T., 283 Brockton Ave.,
Riverside, Cal. 1896
Frost, S. E., Jr., 412 W. 23d St.,
Austin, Tex.
Frost, William G., pr.em., Berea, Ky.
xFry, Earl C, My., Utsunomiya, Japan 1890
xFry, J. E., Mellott, Ind.
Frye, Harold M., Westmoreland, N. H. 69
Frye, Richard A., Colebrook, N. H.
Fryer, James F., E. 3528 26th Ave.,
Spokane, Wash,
x^ryling, William, Wellfleet, Mass.
xFryman, J. C, Smile, Ky. (— )
Fuenning, Albert A., 810 N. 14th St.,
Lincoln, Neb. 1902
Fukuda, Junkyo, Waialua, T. H.
Fukushima, Joseph K., 149 S. 10th St.,
Montebello. Cal. 1908
Fulgham, Philip O., Box 550, Rt. 5,
Portland, Ore. 1894
Fuller, Augustus H., Ballard Vale,
Mass. 1878
Fuller, Frank A., 24 Tatem St., Put-
nam, Conn. 1896
Fuller, Montie J. B., Torrington, R. D.
2, Conn.
Fuller, Nathan E., 122 W. Pulteney St.,
Corning, N. Y. 1889
xFuller, W. B., Harrisonburg, Va.
Fuller, William H., 2701 University
Ave., San Diego, Cal. 1895
Fulton. Mrs. Lillian B., Box 27, Lake
Worth, Fla.
tFulton, S. C, Denver, Colo. 1876
Fuqua, Leonard C, Seward, Neb.
Furnadjieflf, Vasil D., Bulgaria. 1928
xFurnas, Oliver P., West Milton, Ohio. 1882
Furness, George A., West Tisbury,
Mass. 1898
Furuta, Chiyokichi, Lihue, T. H.
Furze, W. Wallace, bus., 4 Greenbank
Ave., Piedmont, Cal. 66, 1920
xFuston, William M., Herrin, 111.
Gable, Martin L., Wheaton, 111. 1926
Gackle, Emanuel, Turtle Lake, N. D.
Gadd, William W., Vanderbilt, Mich.
Gafert, Frederick, 739 S. Main Ave.,
Springfield, Mo. 1885
xGaffin, J. E., R. 3, W. Union, Ohio. (— )
Gaffney, Charles D., New Plymouth,
Ida. 67
xGaige, Frank E., bus., Milford, N. J. (— )
xGaines, R. R., 944 Sutton St., Norfolk,
Va.
Gale, Clarence R., Pilgrim PL, Clare-
mont, Cal. 1887
Gale, Louis, Hayden, Colo. 272
xGaleucia, George L., S. Berwick, Me.
Gallagher, Buell G., 160 High St.,
Passaic, N. J.
[Gallagher, LeRoy E., deceased.
\»Gallaudet, Herbert D., Pine Orchard,
Conn. 1903
Gallup, Luther, Reading, Mich. 1920
Gait, Truman F., T., 508 Tassa St.,
Shenandoah, la. 1911
Gamble, Roy F., East Bloomfield, N. Y.
Gambleton, Silas A., R. D. 3, Box 32,
Caledonia, Miss.
Gammon, Robert W.,Scc., 19 S. La
Salle St., Chicago, 111. 21, 1897
Ganley, William, North Wilbraham,
Mass.
Gardiner, Davis, Rensselaer, N. Y.
Gardner, Edward V., Wheaton, Kan.
Gardner, Francis W., Wheatland, Mo. 1875
xGardner, Frank H., R. 1, Somerset,
Mass. 12
Gardner, H. Irving, 321 N. Comstock
Ave., Whittier, Cal. 1907
Gardner, John, 160 Kilburn Rd., Gar-
den City, L. I., N. Y.
Gardner, John A., 1350 E. 74th St.,
Chicago, 111. 272
xGardner, Mary E., Goddard, Ky. (— )
Garfield, E. Chandler, 69 Quincy St.,
Medford Hillside, Mass.
Garfield, Frank L., Chester, Conn.
Garfield, John P., 9 Webster St., Mid-
dleboro, Mass.
xGarland, Ahimaaz R., R. 3, Hancock,
Md.
xGarland, Job P., Needmore, Pa. (— )
xGarland, Thomas P., Carversville, Pa.
xGarland, William C, Buffalo Mills, Pa.
xGarman, Charles C, 501 E. 260th St.,
Cleveland. Ohio. 1905
xGarman, Clark P., My., 12 Hachiyama
Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan.
xGarman, Walter H., 1303 W. 27th St.,
Norfolk, Va.
Garner, Alexander C, 250 W. 136th St.,
New York City.
xGarnes, J. M., Hendricks, W. Va. (— )
V-Garran, Charles E., Hamilton, Mass.
xGarretson, J. H., 601 N. Harrison St.,
Alexandria, Ind. (— )
xGarvin, John, Russell, Ky. 72, (— )
Gaskill, John G., 24 Norfolk Ave.,
Peabody, Mass.
Gates, A. Avery, 592 Broadview Ter.,
Hartford, Conn. 1911
Gates, Allen H., East Haddam, Conn.
Gates, C. Paul, bus., 2041 11th Ave.,
Oakland, Cal. 1919
Gates, Caleb F., Pr., Istanbul, Turkey. 1881
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 359
^'Gates, Carl M.. 215 Washington St.,
Wellesley Hills, Mass. 10, 11, 18. 30
V Gates, Herbert W., Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 21. 1904
'■Gates. Owen H., Lib., 27 Everett St.,
Cambridge, Mass. 1891
Gates, Paul J., Vaughn, Wash.
Cause. Eber N., Mound City, Kan. 1898
Gause, Noah C. 408 Summer Ave.,
Newark, N. J. 1904
Gavlik, Andrew, 121 S. 5th St., Du-
quesne. Pa.
Gay, Arthur E., Fremont, Mich.
VGay, Ulrich, 56 Marian Ave., Pittsfield,
TLTqcc
Gaylord, Donald F.. 314 S. Flower St.,
Brea, Cal. 272
Gaylord, Edward D., St., 611 American
Bank Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.
13, 24, 27, 29, 66, 1902
Gaylord, Franklin A., 47 Englewood
Ave., West Englewood, N. J. 1894
Gaylord, Harding W., 22 Hawkins St.,
Danielson, Conn.
Gaylord. Joseph Howard. Branford,
Conn.
Gearhart, Charles D., Penney Farms,
Fla. 1890
Gedcke, Lawrence A., Stillman Valley,
111.
Gee, John R., Patchogue, N. Y.
xGeeding, Elbert C, R. 3, North Man-
chester, Ind.
Geer, Curtis M., Pf., 55 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford, Conn. 1890
Geese. William K.. 1236 Haslage St..
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Geier, G.. My., Urdinarrain, E. R.,
Argentina. 1924
Gelvin, Edward H.. 214 W. 7th St.,
Plainfield, N. J.
xGennett.W. L.. R. R.. Riverside, N. J. (— )
George. David M., p.em., 620 S. 5th St.,
W.. Missoula, Mont. 1871
• George, Francis D., Centerville, Mass. 1881
xGeorge, Frederick M., 260 Henry St.,
New York, N. Y. 72
George, Robert A., 246 S. Watkins St..
Memphis. Tenn.
xGeorge. Rocco. Clarksville. Pa.
Gerrie, Andrew W.. Lakemont. N. Y. 1885
xGerringer. Carr E., Wakefield, Va.
Getchell, E. Plummer, Ed., Valley City,
N. D. 1904
Gibbs, George P., Flagler, Colo. 1918
Gibbons, Ray, Westbrook, Me. 44
^Gibson, Edwin H., 70 Byron Ave.,
Brockton, Mass.
Gibson, George M., Jr., Webster
Groves, Mo.
Gibson, John C, 209 Ferguson St.,
Lansing, Mich. 1898
Gibson, Percy W., St. Charles, Minn.
Giersbach, Walter G., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago. 111. 1928
Giffen, Thomas T.. 3805 Piedmont Ave..
Oakland, Cal. 11, 20, 42
Gifford, William H., Whitney, Nebr. 1895
xGilbert. C. C. Pascal Ave., Hamilton.
Ohio. (— )
xGilbert. Ernest D., 28 E. 12th St., Co-
lumbus, Ohio.
xGilbert, L. F.. Maysville. Ky. (— )
Gilchrist. George E., Tilton, N. H.
VGilkey, J. Gordon, 127 Mulberry St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Gill, Charles O., Orwell, Vt. 1894
GiU, Harley H., St., 1164 Phelan Bldg.,
San Francisco, Cal. 10, 24, 27, 29, 66, 1911
Gillanders, Donald J.. Monitor. Ore.
Gillespie, John L., 207 Old Capi-
. tol City Bank Bldg.. Charleston. W.
Va. 1896
Gillett, Arthur L.. Rf. em., 16 Marshall
St.. Hartford. Conn. 38. 1885
Gillett. Clarence S.. A.B.C.F.M. 1921
Gillette. Edwin C. St., 30 Blum Bldg..
Jacksonville Fla. 10. 26, 66. 1898
Gilliard. Edward M.. 144 W. 128th St..
New York City. 1902
xGilliland, John, R. 1, Coalton. Ohio. (— )
Gillis. Hugh A., Oxford, Me.
Gillis, Mrs. Lydia P., 9510 So. Kenwood
Ave., Inglewood, Cal.
xGillispie, T. C, Staunton, Ind. (— )
Oilman, Raymond N., 29 Howard St.,
New Britain, Conn.
xGilmer, Thomas J., Clarksville, Pa. 1925
xGilmore, Arthur E., Farmland, Ind.
Gilmore. Arthur H., 2111 Common-
wealth Ave.. St. Paul, Minn. 29
t*Gilmore, Charles H., 700 Chicago
Ave., Savanna. 111. 1890
Gilmore. George W.. Ed., 354 Fourth
Ave., New York City. 1888
xGilmore, Opal S., Montpelier, Ind.
Gilmore, William C, Dayton, Wash.
Gilpatrick, Howard, 51 Evergreen Ave.,
Old Orchard Beach, Me. 1900
^ Gilroy, William E.. Ed., 14 Beacon St..
Boston, Mass. 12, 20. 1900
'■Gist. Nathan H.. Leominster, Mass.
Githens, Otto B.. A. B. C. F. M. 1924
[Glasby, Robert L., deceased.
Glasgow, J. Buckley, 83 Oakley Road,
Biltmore Sta., Asheville, N. C. 1925
[Gleason, Avery K., deceased. 51
Gleason, Basil C, 82 North Main St.,
Brewer, Me. 24
Gleason, Herbert W., 1259 Common-
wealth Ave., Brighton, Mass. 1887
xGlenn, R. B.. 710 19th St.. Newport
News. Va. (— )
Glover, Carl A., 1418 Hampshire St.,
Quincy. 111.
Gluvna, Joseph, 7131/2 8th St., Char-
leroi. Pa.
Goddard, Harvey W., 3568 13th St.. N.
W.. Washington. D. C. 1927
Goddard, John C., p.em., Salisbury,
Conn. 31, 1881
vCoddard, Reuben J., 90 Westbourne
Rd., Forest Hills, Boston, Mass. 1901
xGodfrey, Charles H., Rugless, Ky. 1877
xGodley. Albert. Tenafly. N. J. (— )
xGoff, Asa O., Waverly, Ohio.
Goin, Edward F.. 573 Orchard St., New
Haven, Conn.
Gold. A. Reginald. Clinton, Mich.
; Golder, Arthur L., Hancock, N. H.
Goldsmith, Willis L., 1946 Titus St., San
Diego, Cal.
Goltz. William E., Constantine, Mich.
Gonzales, Frank C, 4406 Lloyd Ave.,
Kansas City. Kan.
Gonzales, John B., ,Sf., 408 New Eng-
land Bldg., Topeka, Kan. 27, 67, 1896
XJooch, William S., 75 Cross St., Keene,
N. H.
Good. Charles M.. Eureka, Kan.
Good, Eli. 1209 Roberts St.. Hancock.
Mich. 1900
Goodacre, James J.. R. D. 1. Putnam.
Conn. 1899
Goodbird. Edward, Van Hook, N. D.
Goodboy, Oscar, Cannon Ball, N. D.
Goodell. Horace H.. 8801 Elizabeth St..
Chicago. 111.
Goodenough, Giles F.. Jewett City,
Conn.
Goodheart, Simon F., Jamesport, N. Y.
Goodliffe, George E., Morrisville, Vt.
xGoodman, F. S., R. R., Dover, N. C. (— )
^-Goodrich, Charles L., 15 Homestead
Rd., Wellesley, Mass. 1884
■^
360 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Goodrich, Chauncey W., Brunswick,
Me. 1893
Goodrich, Joseph A., 201 Williams St.,
Groton, N. Y.
Goodrow, William W., R. D. 1, Port
Stanley, Wash.
Goodsell, Dennis, 2614 Dana St., Berke-
ley, Cal. 1877
^ Goodsell, Fred F., Ex. V.-Pr., 14
Beacon St., Boston Mass. 1905
Goodsell, Harry B., 48 Washington PI.,
Bridgeport, Conn. 1908
Goodson Albert John, Medicine Lake,
Mont.
xGoodson, I. D. C, Clayton, N. C.
Goodspeed, Frank L., 834 Calmar Ave.,
Oakland, Cal. 1887
Goodwin, Frank J., 100 William St.,
New York City. 1888
Goodwin, George K., Dade City, R. 2,
Box 51A, Fla.
Goodwin, Sam. H., p. em., 1165 Prince-
ton Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah. 1890
'Goodwin, Sherman, Townsend, Mass.
V,
Goodwin, Thomas A., 320 Grand Ave.,
Waukegan, 111.
Goodyear, De Mont, Hollywood. Fla. 1900
VGoold, Marshall N., Leicester, Mass.
Gordon, Charles E., Pomfret, Conn. 1876
VGordon, Edwin R., Groton, Mass.
Gordon, George Andrew, Woodbridge,
Conn.
Gordon, John, 804 N. Main St.. Rock-
ford, 111.
Gordon, Robert, Moline, Mich.
Gordon, Thomas, 935 Van Water St.,
Portland, Ore.
Gordon, William C, Pf., Howard Univ.,
Washington, D. C. 1889
Gorton, Dempster D., 37 Water St.,
Torrington, Conn. 1906
Goshen, Elmer I., 1436 Yale Ave., Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Goude, Stuart, 602 W. 10th St., Van-
couver, Wash.
Goudge, Ernest, R. R. 5, Spokane,
Wash.
Goughnour, H. S., 15 E. Main St., Nan-
Gould, Benjamin F., 435 S. 14th St.,
San Jose, Cal. 66
, Gould, Clarence B., Depue, HI.
■Gould, J. Harold, Lanesville, Mass.
Gozzo, Salvatore C, 312 2d St., Cliff-
side, N. J.
Grabill, D. Quincy, Ft. Atkinson, Wis.
Graedel. Gottfried, St., Odessa, Wash. 1882
Graf, George H., 601 E. 7th St., N.,
Portland, Ore.
Graf, Stanley W., 1316 26th St., Moline,
111.
Graf, Walter C, Mukwonago, Wis.
Graff, Franklin L., 301 Brentwood Rd.,
San Mateo, Cal. 1890
Grafton, Jesse C, bws., R. 1, Box 109,
Escondido, Cal. 1898
Gragg, Ira T., 5622 Enright Ave., St.
Louis, Mo.
Graham, Charles F. L., 1564 Ash St.,
Beaumont, Tex.
Graham, David, Hill City, S. D.
Graham, Hugh F.. R. D. 6, Gettys-
burg, Pa. 1899
xGraham, John S., Oregon, Mo. ( — )
VGraham, J. William L., 285 High St.,
Newburyport, Mass.
Graham, James G., T., Mercersburg,
Pa. 1924
[Graham, John, deceased. 52
Graham, John J. G., 2030 N. LaVergne
Ave., Chicago, HI.
Graham, Percy L., Kinsley, Kan.
Graham, Roscoe, 2977 No. Maryland
Ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Graham, William B., East Point. Ga.
Grams, Ernest, York, Neb.
Granadosin, Isaac G.. Waialua. T. H.
Grange, Wallace S., bus., Ladysmith.
Wis. 1888
t*Granholm, Oscar A. 1912
Grant, E. Milton, Marshalltown, la. 272
Grant, Edwin E., St. Johnsbury, East.
Vt.
< Grant. Frederick L., Duxbury, Mass.
Grant. John B., Goldens Bridge, N. Y. 1888
Grant, John Hiram, Fairfield, Conn.
Grant. Lathrop C, 3744 Glenway Ave.,
Cincinnati, O. 13
Grant, Martin Lee, 1718 S. Washington
St.. Marion. Ind. 12
[Grantham. Lewis J., deceased. 52
xGrate, G. W., New Waterford, Ohio. (— )
Gratton. John. 130 Wendell Ave., Pitts-
field, Mass.
Grauer, Otto C. Pf., 208 Kenilworth
Ave.. Oak Park. 111. 40, 1887
Graumann, Edward, Alpena, S. D.
Gravener, Floyd E.. bus.. Union Trust
Bldg.. Cleveland, O. 1918
Graves, Arthur G., bus., 1581 Foster
Ave., Memphis, Tenn. 1902
Gray. Mrs. Annette. 1416 Columbine
St.. Denver, Colo. 1902
xGray, D. L.. R. 3. Manchester. Ohio. (— )
Gray. Edwin W.. Orland. Ind. 1894
Gray. G. Charles, 3530 Charlotte St..
Kansas City. Mo.
xGray. Harmon M., Langdale. Ala.
xGray. H. T., Vinemont, Ala. (— )
Gray. Leonard B.. Dublin, N. H.
Gray, Samuel H., Baldwin, Kan. 1899
Gray, Thomas, Dupo, 111.
Gray, T. Richardson. Edgewood, la.
xGray. T. W.. Lagrange, Ga. (— )
Gray. William J.. Excelsior, Minn. 1888
[Greeley, Frank N., deceased. 52
.Greeley, Leslie C, New Bedford, Mass.
Green, Arthur, Hetland. S. D.
Green. Carl. Harvard. Neb., 1922
Green, Charles C. Plevna, Kan.
, Green, Edward F., Pn., Star, N. C. 1899
l^reen, Erastus H.. 18 Rockland St.,
Taunton, Mass.
Green, Floyd C. Blaine. Wash.
xGreen, G. J.. Morrisville, N. C. (— )
Green, George E.. Sec, Wakonda. S. D. 70
Green, Miss Ida A., Buda, 111.
Green, John C, 305 Boulevard, Rock-
away Beach. N. Y.
Green. John F. C. 322 Olive St., Mc-
Keesport. Pa.
Green, Merodach, 2d Ave.. N. E..
Waseca. Minn.
xGreen, Ranson, 716 Branch St., Raleigh,
N. C. (-)
Green, Sigfrid E., 47 Spruce St., So.
Manchester, Conn.
xGreen, Thomas J., R. R., Ramseur, N. C.
Greene, Mrs. Alida A., 154 Gooding St.,
Lockport, N. Y. 1903
Greene, Charles W., 401 Palm Drive,
Glendale, Cal. 1913
Greene, Frederick D., Sec, 125 Belle-
vue Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. 1888
Greene, Louis, 1233 1/2 Livingston Ave.,
Columbus, O. 13
^Greene. Maurice N., 44 Howard St..
Haverhill, Mass.
Greene, Theodore A., 33 Lexington St.,
New Britain, Conn. 12, 32
Greenlee, Clyde W., 431 El Vina Dr..
Glendale, Cal. 1900
Greenley, J. Hiram, 22 Heath St.,
Buffalo, N. Y. 1912
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 361
Greensmith, Horace C, Southington,
Conn.
Greenwood, Victor L., Poquonock,
Conn.
[Greenwood, William, deceased. 52
Greep, Miss Orpha E., Ill S. W. 3d St.,
Galva, 111. 1914
Greer, James, 700 Plymouth Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1897
Gregg, Arthur E., Westminster West,
Vt.
^w^Jregg, James E., 144 Prospect St.,
Waterbury, Conn. 32
Gregory, Alfred E., 416 E. Broadway,
Waukesha, Wis.
Gregory, Arnold E., Pf., 397 W. Battle
St., Talladega, Ala. 66, 1915
xGregory, Fred O., Carbondale, 111.
Gregory, James C, Hampstead, N. H.
Gregory, James Francis, 1740 S St., N.
W., Washington, D. C. 1907
xGregory, J. F., Advance, Ind. 1928
Gregory, Philip E., 617 5th St.. S. E.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
xGressley, Minor M., North Manchester,
Ind.
Grey, Alfred Daniel, 925 Vermont St.,
Lawrence, Kan.
Grey, Fred, Sec, 4521 W. Walker St.,
Seattle, Wash. 21, 1897
V<3rey, Robert M., 5 Francis St., Wo-
burn, Mass.
Grieb, Edmund, Fairfield, Neb. 1891
Griffith, John R., 209 Mohawk Bldg..
Portland, Ore.
Griffith, William E., Okarche, Okla.
Griffiths, John T., R. D. 11, Groton,
N. Y. 1885
xGrigston, A. J., Ribolt, Ky. (— )
xGrile, Noah E., Upland, Ind.
vGrimes, Harry, 146 High St,. New-
buryport, Mass.
yGrimshaw, Eric W., 6 Institute Rd.,
Worcester, Mass.
Grisbrook, Edward O., Deep River,
Conn.
xGrissom, S. L., Pomona, ID. (— )
xGrizle, Elmer, Ashland, Ky. (— )
Grobe, Gottfried, Laurel, Mont. 1886
*Groeneveld, Allen E., Bible Church,
52d Ave. and 22d PI., Cicero, 111. 1917
Groezinger, Christian, Norway, Me.
xGroh, George R., R. 3, Manchester,
Ohio. (— )
Groop, Andrew, 183 High St., Fitch-
burg, Mass.
VGross, Daniel I., 99 Liberty St., Athol,
IVXsss
Gross, Fred W., Hebron, N. D.
Gross, John D., St., Redfield, S. D.
67, 1902
Grosvenor, Edwin A., Pf., Amherst,
Mass. 1872
Groves, John W., 214 Cannon St.,
Raleigh, N. C. 1895
Groves, John W., Jr., Box 561, San-
ford, N. C.
xGrow, Lawrence, R. 3, New Albany, Pa. 272
Groze, Moses, bus., Gen'l Del., Baton
Rouge, La. 1908
^'Grubaugh, Leon E., Adams, Mass. 31
Grubb, William H., Dwight, 111.
Grupe, Charles W., Willsboro, N. Y.
Grupe, Fred W., Wadhams, N. Y. 1896
Guernsey, Henry H., 123 Lorimer St.,
Providence, R. I. 1905
xGuess, W. H., High Point, N. C. (— )
Guest, W. Harry, Newcastle, Neb.
*Guild, George E., Vernal, Utah.
Guild, Roy B., Sec, 105 E. 22d St., New
York City. 12, 1897
[Gulick, Edward L., deceased. 52
Gulick, Nelson J., Ed., 5025 Pulaski
Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 1888
Gulick, Sidney L., .Sec., 105 E. 22d St.,
New York City. 1886
Gullen, George E., 715 W. Bethime
St., Detroit, Mich.
Gunther, Edmund E.,bus., 1115 Lincoln
Rd., Ann Arbor, Mich. 1912
Guptill, Orville J., 24 Ledgelawn Ave.,
Bar Harbor, Me. 1902
Gustin, Byron F., No. Amherst, Mass.
Gutensohn, Samuel G., Monticello, la.
Guthrie, Ernest G., Sec, 19 S. La Salle
St., Chicago, 111. 29, 1906
Gutjahr, Edwin, Fairfax, S. D. 272
Guyton, Mrs. Abbie Chapin, 258 N.
Freeman Ave., Inglewood, Cal. 1906
Gysan, William H., 1528 Lay Blvd.,
Kalamazoo, Mich. 1919
Hachian, Nushan K., 42 Hammond St.,
Providence, R. I.
Hacke, Augustus C, St., 1 O'Neil
Block, Fargo, N. D. 26, 69, 1901
Haddaway, Klein K., 383 Broadway,
Somerville, Mass.
Hadden, Archibald, p.em., 1346 Rawson
St., Muskegon, Mich. 1880
Haecker, M. Claude, Hudson, S. D.
Haemmelman, Karl, Plevna, Mont.
Haengaertner, Ursinus, 4906 Liberty
Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hagan, Fred W.. Ch., U. S. A., Fort
Eustis, Va., 1912
xHagan, Frederick W., Ch. U.S.A., Fort
Mason, Calif.
xHagans, J. B., Magnetic Springs, Ohio. 1883
Hagelganz, Heinrich, 912 E. 8th St., N.,
Portland, Ore.
Hageman, James C, 15377 Holmur Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 1897
Hager, Charles S., Vergennes, Vt.
Hagins, George B., 150 Randolph St.,
Americas, Ga. 1919
Hahn, Clement F., Saco, Me. 13
Hahn, John R., 116 W. Willow St.,
Stockton, Cal.
xHainer, A. M., Wingate, Ind.
xHainer, Herbert M., bus., Hartford,
Conn. 14, (— )
xHainer, William H., 37 Myrtle Ave.,
Irvington, N. J. 14
Haines, Edward B., Thomaston, Conn.
Haines, Johnson A., Hinsdale, N. H.
Hainsworth, William, Gridley, 111.
Hair, Earl E., Troy, N. H.
Haire, William C, Granger Homestead,
Canandaigua, N. Y. 1886
Halbersleben, Henry C, 3033 R St.,
Lincoln, Neb. 1884
Halbert, Charles T., Cromwell, la.
Halbert, Leroy A., p.em., 1400 Fairmount
Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. 1902
Hale, Charles A., 402 Peoria Ave.,
Peoria, 111. 1924
Hale, Edson D., 724 Main St., Martinez,
Cal. 1888
^Hale, Harris G., p.em., Marblehead,
Mass. 1891
Hale, Lincoln B., 10 Forest Ave., An-
sonia. Conn.
xHalfaker, J. S., bus., 282 Olentangy St.,
Columbus, Ohio. 1904
Hall, Basil D., 110 Pine St., Florence,
Mass.
Hall, Charles L., p.em.. Eagle Butte,
S. D. 1876
xHall, Edward C, Milford, N. J.
xHall, Elwood C, R. 2, Vienna. N. J. (— )
Hall, F. E., 2912 Woodrow Ave., Tampa,
Fla. 1885
Hall. Frederick L., St., 1006 Hippo-
drome Bldg., Cleveland, O. 27, 69, 1907
362 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Hall, George Anthony, 94 Harvard Ave.,
Brookline, Mass. 1912
xHall, George T., Newport News, Va.
xHall, James F., 125 Winchester Ave.,
Ashland, Ky. (— )
Hall, John C, 1110 S. Prairie Ave.,
Hawthorne, Cal. 1890
xHall, J. R., 2215 Courtney St., Nor-
folk, Va. 1930
Hall, M. Ernest, A. B. C. F. M. 1914
'Hall, Raymond A., Charlotte, Vt. 272
Hall, Robert, 215 W. Sixth St., Michi-
gan City, Ind.
Hall, Robert D., Wahpeton, N. D. 12
Hall, Russell, Port Leyden, N. Y.
Hall, William M., dir. R. E., 444 N.
Rutan St., Wichita, Kan. 1918
xHall, W. M., Ashland, Ky. (— )
Halladay, William L., 407 No. State
St., Big Rapids, Mich.
Hallajian, Samuel H., 31 Everett St.,
Arlington, Mass.
xHallenbeck, Clarence H., Ravena, N. Y. 272
Halliday, Ernest M., Sec, 287 4th Ave.
New York City. 13, 26, 1913
Halliday, James F., West Hartford,
Conn.
xHalliday, W. M., Carbondale, 111.
Hallock, Raymond T., 162 Bridge St.,
Corning, N. Y.
xHallowell, George D., Woodstock, Vt.
Hamalainen, Eino J., 895 Michigan
Ave., Portland, Ore.
Hamilton, Charles G., Lib., LeMoyne
College, 817 Walker Ave., Memphis,
Tenn. 1928
Hamilton, Clifford C, Troy, N. C. 1925
Hamilton, Frank R., Ch., U. S. N.,
U. S. S. Omaha, c/o Postmaster,
San Diego, Cal. 1925
Hamilton, George V., Stamford, R. D.
2, Conn.
Hamilton, Gilbert M., Mt. Vernon, Me. 1891
Hamilton, William C, Millburn, N. J.
\ Hamlin, William R., 21 Fearing St.,
Amherst, Mass. 1905
xHamm, Basil, Waltz. Ky. 1927
Hammitt, Mrs. Rachel R., 418 Elizabeth
St., Milton, Ore. 1918
Hammond, Charles L., Wayne, Neb. 1898
xHammond, E. D., 357 Atwood St.,
Gallon, Ohio. (— )
Hammond, Joseph Albert, Richford,
N. Y.
xHammond, Lovell D., Berkey, Ohio.
Hammond, William E., Walker, Mirm.
xHance, C. J., Middle Point, Ohio. 1882
Hance, Edward R., Naugatuck, Conn.
Hand, Clifford N., Pf., 1045 Yale Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1906
Hand, Morgan, Valley City, N. D. 1891
Handanian, Karnek A., 51 Church St.,
Ware, Mass. 31
Handsaker, John J., 554 E. 31st St.,
Portland, Ore. 1901
Handsaker, Mrs. J. J., 554 E. 31st St.,
Portland, Ore. 1919
Handy, Harry C, Chenango Falls, N. Y.
xHandy, J. A., 840 E. Olney Road, Nor-
folk, Va. 73, (— )
xHaney, Herbert, Olive Hill, Ky. (— )
[Haney, Richard S., deceased. 52
Hanford, Samuel I., 3025 R. St., Lin-
coln, Neb. 1887
Hankovsky, George, 625 Hutzen St., N.,
Braddock, Pa.
Hanley, Mrs. Minnie, 401 Thomas Ave.,
Shenandoah, la. 1904
Hanna, George T., R. D. 1, Berlin
Heights, O.
Hanna, John B., 201 Raymond Ave.,
Rockville Center, L. I. N. Y.
Hannaford, Wm. H., Bloomington, San
Bernardino Co., Cal.
Hannant, Norrison E., Hardin, Mont.
Hannar, George W., Dorchester Acad-
emy, Mcintosh, Ga.
Hanning, John A., Morenci, Mich.
, Hannum, Henry O., 6 Hundreds
Circle, Wellesley Hills, Mass. 1896
Hanscom, Bertram B., 4353 Colfax Ave.,
So., Minneapolis, Minn. 44
Hanscom, Frank I., 11 South Lake Ave.,
Albany, N. Y. 1906-
Hanscom, Fred L., Algonquin, 111.
Hanscom, George L., Mount Dora,
Fla. 1887
tHansel, J. W.. Los Angeles, Cal. 1914
Hansen, Niel E., 1149 N. Broad St.,
Galesburg, 111.
Hansen, W. A., Box 57, Beaumont,
Cal. 1907
Hanson, Anton M., 1614 Ridgeway Dr.,
Glendale, Cal. 13
.xHanson, C. W., 817 Forest Ave., La-
grange, Ga.
Hanson, Peter J., bus.. Magnolia,
Minn. 1920
xHarbart, J. R., R. R., Oriental, N. C. (— )
Harbridge, Edward H., Elsie, Mich. 1884
Harbutt, Robert G., Penney Farms,
Fla. 1883
xHardcastle, Howard S., Suffolk, Va. 12
Hardcastle, William, 628 Walnut St.,
Waterloo, la.
Hardee, H. L., Glenville, Rt. 3, Box 66,
Ga.
Hardin, Edwin D., 890 Washington St.,
Bath, Me.
Hardin, Rob Roy, Mankato, Minn.
Harding, Chauncey M., 131 Ocean Ave.,
Portland, Me.
Harding, Philip E., p.em., Kipton, O. 1888
Harding, Thomas H., Larchmont, la.
Harding, William F., Tecumseh, Mich. 1891
Hardy, Edwin N., Sec, 7 W. 45th St.,
New York City. 1890
Hardy, Louis B., Frankfort, Mich.
Hardy, Millard F., p.em.. Nelson, N. H. 1880
Hardy, William P., 220 W. 65th St.,
Eagle Rock, Cal.
Hare, Alfred W., 1098 Kensington Rd.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Harger, Charles H., Gen'l My., Benzon-
ia, Mich. 68, 1893
xHargett, F. A., 926 Lincoln St., Greens-
boro, N. C. 72
Hargrave, Edward W., Clinton Heights,
Rensselaer, N. Y.
Hargraves, Mark L., Haleyville, Ala.
Hargreaves, J. R., Sec, 2328 Alden
Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 1893
Hargreaves, Theophilus C, Eagle Riv-
er, Wis.
xtHargrove, A.
xHargrove, Daniel A., Apex, N. C.
xHargrove, James, R. 1, Manson, N. C. 1922
Haring, E. Ernestus, Ch., 1100 Mission
Rd., Los Angeles, Cal. 1902
Harju, Andrew A., 822 Coyne St., Ash-
tabula, O.
Harkness, Joseph, 1505 Otto Ave., St.
Paul, Minn.
Harkness, R. E. E., Pf., Crozer Campus,
Chester, Pa. 1908
Harlow, S. Ralph, Pf., Northampton,
Mass. 1912
vHarlow, Samuel A., Canton, Mass.
Harmon, Willard P., Ticonderoga, N. Y. 69
Harned, Harry E., 910 Fifth Ave., S.,
Clinton, la.
xHarner, A. M., Veedersburg, Ind. ( — )
Harnish, Louis C, Standish, Me.
xHarper, C. W., Durham, N. C. (— )
Harper, Charles W., Elkhart, Kan. 1907
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 363
Harper, Joel, W. 1219 9th Ave., Spo-
kane. Wash. 11, 13, 20
xHarper, John H., Atwood, 111.
Harper, Thos. H., Chula Vista, Cal.
Harper, William S., Beresford, S. D.
Harpole, Ralph O., 12 Green St., Paw-
tucket, R. I.
Harrell, Delbert E., Caledonia, 111. 272
xHarrell, Stanley C, Box 185. Durham,
N. C. 13. 70
Harrer, John A., 476 14th St., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
Harrington, Vernon C, Pf., 4 Storrs
Ave., Middlebury, Vt. 1894
xHarris, Basil C, Kittery Point, Me.
Harris, Mrs. Bertha J., Ev., R. D. 2,
Ashtabula, O. 1897
xHarris, Charles A.. 1400 Lead St.. Nor-
folk, Va. 73
Harris, Charles E., Hotel Margaret. 97
Columbia Heights. Brooklyn. N. Y. 1894
Harris. Clyde C. River Falls. Wis.
Harris. D. George. 1012 S. Zane High-
way, Martins Ferry, O.
Harris, David, Neath, Pa.
Harris, Elbert J., Harrisburg. Pa. 1902
Harris, Erdman, Pf., Union Theo. Sem.,
B'way and 120th St.. New York City. 1924
Harris. Everett G., 2110 West Chestnut
St., Louisville, Ky.
Harris. Harry R., New Rockford, N. D.
xHarris, Joseph, Oxford, N. C. ( — )
Harris. Pierson P.. 3 Orchard Rd..
Chatham. N. J.
>/xHarris, P. V., Holden, Mass.
Harris, Ralph E., Ravenna, O.
Harris. Ralphe A.. 1012 Augusta St.,
Oak Park 111.
Harris. Rupert W., R. D. 2, Ashtabula,
O.
Harris, Theodore W., 77 N. Main St.,
Homer, N. Y. 1888
Harrison, A. Robert, Y. M. C. A., Paw-
tucket, R. I. 1930
Harrison, Charles H., St., 502 Odd Fel-
lows Bldg., Portland. Ore. 13, 26. 69 1904
Vflarrison. Fosdick B.. Dover. Mass.
Harrison. Fred, 239 Kenilworth Ave.,
Elmhurst, 111.
Harrison, Hiram B., 105 Carolina St.,
San Antonio, Tex.
Harrison. Joseph V., Stepney, R. D.
14, Conn.
Harrison, Marvin B., 94 Bayview Ave.,
Port Washington, N. Y. 1881
Harrison, William, Andover, O.
xHarrod, B. C. 1110 34th St., Newport
News, Va.
xHarrold, Delmar, Keystone, Ind. ( — )
Hart, E. Belden, 11 Hawthorne PL,
Montclair, N. J. 1910
[Hart, Hastings H., deceased.
Hart, William W., 10122 Prairie Ave.,
Inglewood, Cal. 1900
xHarter, Mrs. Guernsey, 332 S. Columbia
St., Union City, Ind.
xHartley, Bert A., La Fayette, Ohio.
Hartley, Moreley R., 107 S. East St.,
Clinton. 111. 1915
Hartley. Robert R.. Middletown. N. Y.
Hartman, George, Payson, R. D., 111.
xHartman, John M., Wakarusa, Ind.
Hartman, Ross B., 628 Lawson Ave.,
Steuben ville, O.
Hartshorn, Harold V., Highland, Cal.
Hartshome, Hugh, P/., 333 Cedar St.,
New Haven, Conn. 41, 1913
Hartwell, H. Linwood, 1129 Elizabeth
St., Madison. Wis. 1895
xtHarvey, C. T.
xHarvey, Daniel B.. Clarksville. Pa. 1924
xHarward, W. D., Dendron, Va.
IHarwood, James H., deceased.
Harwood, Thomas W.. Franconia. N. H.
Haskell, Edward B., A. B. C. F. M. 1891
, Haskell, Joseph N., 91 Lincoln St., Mel-
rose, Mass. 1900
Haskin, Robert T., 811 Superior Ave.,
S. E., Minneapolis. Minn.
Haskins. Stuart C, Glastonbury, Conn.
Hass. Nathaniel, New England, N. D.
Hassell, Richard B., 3003 Rockefeller
Ave., Everett, Wash. 1898
Hastings, Horace, Rlverton. 111. 1906
Hastings, William F.. Seneca and
Geneva Sts.. Ithaca, N. Y.
Hastings, William W., Sinclairville,
N. Y.
Hatch, Charles A., T., Brewster Acad-
emy, Wolfeboro. N. H. 1912
Hatch. David P.. 80 Silver St.. Dover,
N. H.
Hatch, George B., Pf., 124 Crescent St.,
New Haven, Conn. 1887
xHatfield, C. C, Univ. of HI.. Y.M.C.A.,
Champaign, 111. 1908
tHatfleld. George B. 1903
Hatt, Thomas B.. Hampden. Me.
Hauck. Charles E.. Dir., 4819 N. Fran-
cisco Ave.. Chicago. 111. 1915
Haughton, Ralph J., Sec, 345 Tremont
Bldg., Boston. Mass. 1891
Haun. Charles C. Pleasant Hill. Tenn. 1920
Haupt. Hans H., 160 McMicken Ave.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Hausauer, Albert. Mobridge, S. D.
Haven, W. LeRoy, Wolfeboro, N. H.
xHawk, C, St. Joseph, 111. 1897
Hawkes, Albert S., Saticoy, Cal.
- Hawkes. George B.. Dudley. Mass.
Hawkes. Thomas A., Two Rivers, Wis.
Hawkes, William E., A.B.C.F.M. 1923
Hawkins. Hiram B., 320 Roosevelt Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y. 1909
Hawkins, Newman H., Hayes Center,
Neb.
Hawkins, Obadiah W., Burlington, N. C.
xHawkins, Thomas. Cary. N. C. (— )
Hawley, Henry K., Ames. la.
Hawley. John A., Amherst. Mass.
/Hawley. William A. Rockport. Mass.
Hay, Ellis W.. 1516 N. Pennsylvania St..
Indianapolis. Ind.
Hay, W. Lupher, 801 6th St., N. W..
Canton, O.
Hayden, Francis J., Wantagh, N. Y.
\.,Hayes, Frederick A., Wells. Me.
Hayes. J. C, Brier HiU, N. Y.
[Hayes, James, deceased.
Hayes, Wm. Henry. 1547 Fairmount
Ave., Wichita, Kan. 1899
xHayes, W. N., Seagrove, N. C. (— )
Haynes, Charles S., Reed's Ferry, N. H.
Haynes, Edward C, 73 Buena Vista St.,
Swampscott. Mass. 1882
Haynes. George E.. Lakeville, N. Y. 11
kHayward, Charles E., Ashfield. Mass.
*^ayward. Frederick D., 23 Central St..
Methuen. Mass. 1909
xHazell, A. A., 1005 E. Washington St.,
Greensboro, N. C. 72
Hazeltine, Edwin A., Short Beach,
Conn. 1879
Hazen, Carleton, Newfield Heights,
Middletown, Conn. 1892
Hazen. William. A.B.C.F.M. 1897
Heacock, Roland T.. 81 Orleans St.,
Springfield, Mass.
Head, Donald W., Churchville. N. Y.
Head, William W., Cathlamet, Wash. 1907
xHeadley, Orman T., Wolfeboro, N. H.
Heafield. Harold. Garden, Mich.
Heald, Josiah H., R. 1. Box 176 G..
Plancentia, Cal. 1884
Heald, Mrs. Katharine P.. R. 1, Box 176
G.. Plancentia, Cal. 1896
364 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Heaps, Allison R., Ann Arbor, Mich.
Heath. Mrs. Jessie G., P. O. Box 119,
Salida, Cal.
Heath, William T., 94 Parkway Rd..
Bronxville, N. Y.
Heberlein, Frederic W., Endeavor, Wis.
xHeckathorn, C. J., Brownlee, Nebr. (— )
Heddon, Richard G., Phelps, Wis.
xHedger, W. W., Lexington, Ky. (~)
Hedges. James M.. 1507 West Kiowa St.,
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Heermance, Edgar L., Author, 241
Lawrence St., New Haven, Conn. 1902
Heffner, Joseph S., Pf., 13962 Clifton
Blvd., Lakewood, O. 1912
Heghin, Samuel S., Marmarth, N. D.
Heighway, Frank E.. 11830 Wade Park
Ave., Cleveland, O. 1894
xHeikes, Nelson M., Albion, Me. 1894
Hein, George. 1107 E. Howell St.. Seat-
tle. Wash.
Heininger, Alfred D., 3726 Morehead
Ave., El Paso, Tex.
Heino, John F., 88 W. Acacia St., Reed-
ley, Cal.
Held, Frederick, Jupiter, Fla.
xHelfenstein, David M., 314 St. George
St., Lewisburg, Pa.
xHelfenstein, Roy C, Highland Park,
Dover, Del. 11. 14
xHelfenstein, Samuel Q., Ed.em., 1230
Phillips Ave., Dayton, Ohio.
VHellens, Clarence E., 1846 Robeson St..
Fall River. Mass.
Hellstrom, Carl I., 490 Riverside Dr..
New York City. 1918
Helman, H. H., 712 Highland Ave.,
Elgin, 111.
Helming, Oscar C, Pf., 217 Winona St.,
Northfield, Minn. 12, 1894
Helms, Robert A., Diller, Neb.
Helsley, Charles W.. 106 Pleasant St.,
Auburn, Me. 11. 18
Hemenway. Frank W.. Shelburne Falls,
Hernpstead, Carl W., Stuart, la.
Hench, William R.. Byron, 111. 1889
xHendershot. W. H., 5128 Fourth Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 1904
Henderson, Arthur S., 215 Pine St.,
Leavenworth, Kan.
Henderson, Harry O., 4541 E. Broad-
way, Long Beach, Cal. 1897
Henderson, Ira W., 194 Smith St., Free-
port, N. Y. 1904
xHenderson, J. A., Franklinton, N. C. 14, 72
xHenderson, Jeremiah, Olive Hill, Ky. ( — )
Henderson, John R., Henniker, N. H.
Henderson, Norman B., 1256 Divisadero
St., Fresno, Cal.
xHendrickson, Roy L., Whitewater,
Kans. 1911
Hendry, Thomas, 771 Kensington Rd..
Los Angeles, Cal. 1891
Henkelmann. Gustav L., 634 A St.,
Lincoln, Neb.
VHenley, Kenneth R., Danvers, Mass.
Henn, Harry L., 812 So. 12th St., Bur-
lington, la. 1900
Henrikson, John M., 87 Walnut Hill
■ Rd., Orange, Mass.
Henry, Charles E., Garnett, Kan.
Henry, Frank Edmons, Sec, 287 4th
Ave., New York City. 26, 1900
Henry, James S., 217 Green St., Ed-
wardsville, Pa.
Henry, John Taylor, 406 Elm St.,
Struthers, O.
Henry, Walter S., Clay Center, Neb.
■ Hensel, William A., Soquel, Cal. 1896
Henshaw, Don G., Box 1358. Coral Ga-
bles. Fla.
[Henshaw, George, deceased. 52
Henshaw, Thomas D., 14 W. Cottage
St., Chagrin Falls, O. 1895
Henson, Frederick D., 205 N. Mesu-
kukey St., Wewoka, Okla. 1923
Henson, L. M., Boley, R. 2, Okla.
Henson, Robert, R. D. 2, Boley, Okla. 1877
Herbert, Lemuel G., McComb, O. 1890
Herbert, Sherman H., Belle Fourche,
S. D.
Herberts, H. L., 2588 1/2 Beach wood Dr.,
Hollywood, Cal. 1922
Herholz, Richard E., 315 Vine St., Bea-
ver Falls, Pa.
Herman, Frederick W., East Avon,
N. Y. 1896
Herman, James J., Herrick, S. D.
Hernandez, Sebastian L., 1701 S. Broad-
way, Albuquerque, N. M.
Herod, James A., 601 Victor St., Abbe-
ville, La.
Herr, Horace D., 964 De Soto Ave.,
Fort Myer, Fla. 1881
Herrick, Henry M., Pf., Rockford, 111. 1887
Herrick, Lida N., 521 Huntoon Ave.,
Topeka, Kan. 1908
Herring. Hubert C, Sec, 112 E. 19th St.,
New York City. 21, 1913
Herriott, D. Paul, Sayville, N. Y.
\ Hersey, Charles F., Harvard, Mass. 1894
Hershey, David C, Manheim, Pa. 1913
Hertz. Rudolf, St., Eagle Butte, S. D. 1919
Hess, Aubrey F., 669 W. Peachtree St.,
N. E., Atlanta, Ga. 1899
Hess, Burton L., Portsmouth, N. H.
Hess, James M., A.B.C.F.M. 1912
xHess, Mrs. Jessie B., 202 6th St., Sa-
vannah, Mo. 1930
Hess, William M., Pelham, N. Y.
Hester, Harold H., bus.. Red Cloud,
Neb. 1923
Hester, John E., 14615 Fourth St.,
Lawndale, Cal.
V Hewitt, George R., 73 Crawford St.,
Grove Hall Sta., Boston, Mass. 1886
Hewitt, James R., 1760 Oakwood Ave.,
Pasadena, Cal. 1911
Hewson, Earl, bus., 7357 Delmar Blvd.,
St. Louis, Mo. 1898
Heyhoe, Albert George, Pf., Crete,
Neb. 1900
Heyl, Walter C, Granville, 111.
[Heyse, Ada L.. deceased. 52
Heyworth, John R., 4507 Beacon St.,
Chicago, m. 1912
Hickcox, Edward S., Southbury, Conn.
Hickland, David, Blue Hill, Me.
Hickman, Wm. C. B., 244 E. Main St.,
Plymouth, Pa.
V Hicks, Lewis W., 117 Grove St., Welles-
ley, Mass. 1874
tHicks, William D. 1871
Hieb, Louis, 1906 Emmet St., Omaha,
Neb.
Hieb, Stephen P.. A.B.C.F.M. 1925
Higginbotham. James K., Box 1604,
Willowbrook, Cal.
Higginbotham, T. Matison, Newell, la.
xHiggs, N. E., 604 Branch St., Durham,
N. C.
Higuchi, Kwan, Hilo, T. H.
Hildebrand, Edward, Hallam, Neb.
Hilgenfeld, S. F., 202 W. Broadway,
Anaheim, Cal. 1912
Hilkerbaumer, Richard, Inland, Neb.
Hill, Albert L., Wilton, N. H.
xHill, C. H., R. 5, New Bern, N. C. (— )
Hill, Charles F., 12 2d St., Danville. 111.
Hill. Charles W., p.em., R. 2, Box
541-A, San Diego, Cal. 1880
xHill, E. D., Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Hill, George W. C, Hon. Min., 82 Tre-
mont St., Hartford, Conn. 26
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 365
ykill, Harry Robert, 118 Union St..
Lynn, Mass. 1896
[Hill, James L., deceased. 53
xHill, Joseph D., 913 E. Davis St.,
Raleigh, N. C. J*«33V;,»<flLi-^» 73
i^Hill. Randolph H., e*«rf&S5©. 272, 1931
xHill, Scott, Dobbins, Ky. (— )
Hill, Virgil B., Exira, la.
Hill, William E., 105 S. Madison St.,
La Grange, 111. 1914
Hill, William H., 1111 Clinton Ave..
Oak Park 111.
t*Hill. William J., 406 W. Battle St.,
Talladega. Ala. 1924
Hill, WiUiam J.. 234 Washington St.,
West Pittston, Pa.
xHiller, George W., R. 4. Carbondale, Ill.(— )
xHilliard, Henry C, Louisburg, N. C. 272
Hilliard, Samuel M., Highmore, S. D. 1891
Hilliker, Cliflford W., Sherburne, N. Y.
[Hillman, Alfred T.. deceased. 53
xHimes, Charles, Concord, Ky. (— )
Hindley, John George, 1535 Lake Ave.,
Wilmette, 111.
Hinds, John M., Genoa, Neb.
Hines, Herbert H., Woodstock. Vt. 32
Hinkelman, Roswell F., Lindeley Rd.,
Little Falls, N. J.
Hinkle. Thomas C. Carbondale. Kans.
Hinman, George W.. Beaver Dams,
N. Y. 1898
Hinman, Herbert J., 1848 W. 11th St.,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Hinton, George W.. 3450 llth St.,
Corona, N. Y.
[Hinton, Merritt H.. deceased.
Hirning, Jacob E., Missoula, Mont.
Hirning, Jacob L.. Pf., 5755 Drexel
Ave.. Chicago. 111. 1913
Hirst, Joseph H., Candor, N. Y.
Hitchcock, A. N., 409 Home Ave., Oak
Park, 111. 1877
^.^Hitchcock. Henry S.. Chicopee Falls,
1VE3SS
Hitchcock, L. Potter, 725 Mayflower
Rd., Claremont. Cal. 1892
Hitchcock, Philo, Boone, la. 1874
Hitchcock, Samuel, 1555 W. Vernon
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 66
Hitchcock, Wallace C. Dean, 1208 2d
Ave.. W.. Ashland. Wis. ,1901
xHitt. Walter, Cannelton, W. Va. (— )
Hivale, Bhaskar P., Pf., Wilson College,
Bombay, India 1920
Hjetland, John H., Winthrop, Minn. 1896
Hoag, Albert B.. Cathlamet, Wash.
Hoag, W. Dixon, Lyme, Conn.
xHoagland, B. F., bus., Raymond. Ohio. 1887
Hoats. Elmer E.. Clifton, m. 272
Hobson, C. C, Doon, la.
xHobson, Franklin D.. 527 Monroe St..
Topeka, Kans. 1896
t*Hodel. Abraham, Missoula, Mont. 1880
[Hodgdon. Frank W., deceased.
Hodgdon, Thomas M., p.em., 150 So.
Main St., West Hartford, Conn. 1891
Hodges, Caleb H., 9715 94th St.. Ozone
Park. L. I.. N. Y.
tHodges. Charles A.
Hodgson. William R., 940 22d St.,
Moline, 111.
Hodous, Lewis, Pf., 92 Sherman St.,
Hartford, Conn. 38, 1901
Hoelzer, John, Culbertson. Neb.
Hoerner. J. Robert, Whiting, la.
Hoersch. Henry, Fredonia, N. D.
Hoersch, John, Tangier, Okla.
t*Hoffman, C. H., Fairfax, S. D. 1926
xHoffman, E. E., R. 4, Newton, N. J.
Hoffman, Robert, Mattoon, Wis. 1913
Hoffman, Thomas, Lancaster, Wis.
Hogan, Daniel, 815 W. Mulberry St.,
Kokomo, Ind.
Hogan, Harding R., 1511 College Ave.,
Racine, Wis.
Hogen, B. M., bus., Walker Bank Bldg.,
Salt Lake City, Utah. 1899
.xHoggatt, William S., Westboro, Ohio. 1918
Hohnstein, John P., 2100 W. 44th St.,
Cleveland, O. 1917
Hokkanen, William, 10 Linwood St.,
Worcester, Mass.
-xHoladay, Lewis D., R. 3, New Carlisle,
Ind.
Holbrook, Chalmers, Millbrook, N. Y. 1913
xHolbrook, OUie, Gregoryville, Ky. (— )
Hold, Clayton, Cherry Creek, S. D.
Holden, Edwin R., Sidney, N. Y.
Holden, John L., bus., 36 Butler Ave.,
Ticonderoga, N. Y. 1910
Holden, Samuel E., Sec, Hotel Beau-
mont, Beaumont, Tex. 1901
Holder, J. A. Theodore, ev., 87 Oak-
wood Ave., Orange, N. J. 1921
Holding, R. S., R. R. 7, Box 86, Bakers-
field, Cal.
Holfman, Paul D., 1261 N. Raymond
St., Pasadena, Cal.
vHolgate, A. Rawson, Hadlyme, Conn. 272
Holland, Florence Scarber, Mt. Vernon,
111- 1917
lolland, John J., R. 2. Holland, Va. (— )
Holland, William S.. Brunswick. R. D.
1. O. 1878
'^'^oUand. Winfiield S.. 84 Hollis Ave..
Braintree. Mass.
xHoUar, William J., 214 W. 96th St., New
York, N. Y. 72
Hollenbeck, Henry S., A.B.C.F.M. 1915
xHollenshead, David, Inglesmith, Pa.
Hollister, Frederic M., Box 813, Areata,
Cal. 1890
xHolloway, Anison J., Henderson, N. C. 72
xHolloway, William, Ridgeway. N. C. (— )
Holman, Andrew J.. E. Tallassee, Ala. 1900
Holman, D. Alexander, Hersey, Mich.
Holman, E. H. H., 1624 Hague Ave.,
St. Paul, Minn. 1894
Holman, Rex O., Owosso, Mich.
Holman, William H.. Southport, Conn. 1878
VHolmes, Clement E., Hadley, Mass.
Holmes, Jerome C. Waialua, Oahi,
, T. H. 1912
Holmes, John Andrew, 1st Cong. Ch..
Detroit, Mich.
Holmes, Mons C, 94 Codman St., Port-
land, Me.
Holmes. Norman A.. 2307 Brienville
Ave., New Orleans, La. 68
Holmes. Otis H., 128 College Way.
Forest Grove. Ore. 1896
Holmes. Wm. T.. 4080 E. 76th St.,
Cleveland, O. 1903
Holmes, William T., Pr., Tougaloo,
Miss. 43, 1897
Holp. Lincoln A.. 710 E. Harrison St.,
Belvidere. 111. i89i
xHolsclaw. Robert F., R. 2, Delphi, Ind. 1908
Holt, Arthur E., Pf., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111. 12, 37, 1904
'■^Holt, Dean E., Erving, Mass. 272
xHolt, F. B., Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Holt, Horace I., Warren, Me.
wHolton. C. Leonard, Raynham, Mass.
■*Holton, Charles S., Newburyport. Mass.
vHolton, Edward P.. 3 Parker St., New-
buryport, Mass. 1891
Holton, H. Stanley, New Ipswich, N. H.
'-Holton, Horace F., 173 Spring St.,
Brockton, Mass. 11, 12, 15 18
Holway, Thomas T., A.B.C.F.M. 1896
Homme, Tobias A. S., 16,605 Sedalia
Ave., Cleveland, O. 1920
t*Hong, Lee San, My., 1858 Laguna St.,
San Francisco, Cal. 1914
[Hood, E. Lyman, deceased. 53
366 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Hood, Everett D., West Terre Haute,
Ind. 1927
Hood, George A., 1581 Foster Ave.,
Memphis, Tenn. 1899
xHood, James A., Carterville, 111. (— )
xHook, Archie H., Goshen, Ind.
xHook, A. W., Higginsport, Ohio.
xHook. Walter C, 75 Frost Ave., Frostburg,
Md.
xHooper, J. H., R. 2, Graham, N. C.
Hoover, Henry C, 3721 Gunderson
Ave., Berwyn, 111.
Hoover, Simon R., Pf., 1458 Woodward
Ave., Cleveland, O. 1903
Hope, Arthur H., Suffleld, Conn.
Hopkins, William H., Box 1, Lawndale,
Cal.
Hopp. John H., 749 E. 9th St., N., Port-
land, Ore.
Hopper, Arthur E., Phoenix, N. Y.
Hopper, Stanley B., Garden Prairie, 111. 272
xHoppes, Arthur E., New Weston, Ohio. (— )
Hopwood, John L., T., Mid Pacific In-
stitute, Honolulu, T. H. 1903
[Horine, Stephen D., deceased. 53
Horn, Carl, p. em., Osgood, R. 1, Ind.
Home, Gideon, Meansville, R. D., Ga. 1892
Horning, Lawrence, Grand Ledge,
Mich.
Hornung, J. Henry, 145 N. Clifton
Ave., Wichita, Kan. 12
Horst, George C, St. Joseph, Mich.
Horton, Douglas, 1448 E. 53d St.,
Chicago, 111. U, 18
Horton, Matthew H., Ellington, N. Y.
tHosford, L. R., Chicago, 111. 1927
Hotchkiss, Albert B., St. Johnsville,
N. Y.
Houck, John W., 1749 Grand Course,
New York City.
Houghton, Albert V., Wood, S. D.
Houghton, Ola R., Wallingford, Vt.
Houghton, Roy M., Milford, Conn.
Houghton, William K., North Edge-
comb, Me.
Houlding, Ernest W., Benicia. Cal.
Houn, Julius, 1619 4th St., Scottsblufl,
Neb.
^« "House, Albert V., Somerset, Mass.
[House, Elwin L., deceased.
xHouse, Robert Lee, Newport News, Va.
xHouse, Thomas C, R. 9, Evansville,
Ind. 1914
xHouseman, Alva B., R. R., Cambridge
Springs, Pa.
Houser, Charles M., 1115 8th St.,
Greeley, Colo.
Houser, John B., Marshall, Minn.
Houston, Ira J., 1104 Wilson Ave., Web-
ster City, la.
Houston, Thomas W., Hot Sulphur
Springs, Colo.
xHoward, Brittan J., Chapel Hill, N. C.
Howard, Charles E., bus.. Tabor, la. 1897
xHoward, Charles E., Veedersburg, Ind. 1914
Howard, E. Lee, 1412 Carroll Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1890
Howard, Edwin R., Carrington, N. D.
xHoward, J. R., Oriental, N. C.
\. Howard, Lawrence R., West Medway,
Mass. 11
Howard, Thompson A., 39 Amherst St.,
Milford, N. H. 1884
Howe, William Thompson, No. Con-
way, N. H.
xHowell, Lester B., R. 2, Muncie, Ind.
xtHowell, Noah.
xHowell, S. A., 1701 Marshall Ave.,
Newport News, Va.
Howie, David, 1558 E. 212th St., Euclid
Village, O.
Howie, John Lloyd, 2350 N. Sayre
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1899
Howland, John, 238 W. 7th St., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1882
Howlett, Walter M., 201 Park PL,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 1914
xHowsare, Mrs. Athella M., 1535 N.
Euclid Ave., Dayton, Ohio. 11, 14, 20, 22
xHowsare, McDaniel, 1535 N. Euclid
Ave., Dayton, Ohio. 11. 14
Howser, George T., 414 E. 3d St.,
Cameron. Mo. 1925
Hoy, Jeffrey D., 315 S. State St.. Gen-
eseo. 111.
V-Hoyle, Joseph L., So. Sudbury, Mass. 1899
Hoyt, Benjamin B., Preston, la.
Hoyt, Frederic V., R. D. 2, Spokane,
Wash.
Hoyt, Hiram L., 119 So. Kenmore St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1880
Hoyt, John L., 1364 Mentor Ave..
Mentor. O.
^Hubbard, George H., 8 Walnut St.,
Cambridge, Mass. 1884
tHubbard, Horace L. 1879
Hubbard, Hugh W., A.B.C.F.M. 1913
[Hubbard, James Mascarene, deceased.
Hubbell, Fred M., 226 Rome Ave.,
Rockford, 111. 1896
Huckel, Oliver, Greenwich, Conn.
Huddy, George M., Kealia, T. H.
Hudson, Charles H., 1303 E. St., Eureka,
Cal.
Hudson, Dorr A.. 532 Weld St., West
Roxbury, Mass. 1891
Hudson, James C, Richmond, Vt.
Hudson, James D., 2322 N. 51st St..
Seattle, Wash.
i-Hudson, Louis G., Berlin, Mass.
Huelster, Edward W., Charles City, la. 13
Hueston, Robert, So. Willington, Conn.
xHuff, Clarence E., bus., 622 S. 9th St.,
Salina, Kans. (— )
xHuff, Marvin E., T., Norton, Kans. 1927
vHuffer, Ralph S., Spencer, Mass.
Hufstader, Robert C, 1120 Polk Blvd.,
Des Moines, la. 1913
Huget, J. Percival, 480 Tompkins Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Huggins, John M., Wallace, Ida.
xHughes, Charles. R. 3, Sciotoville, Ohio.(— )
Hughes, Enoch, 670 Main St., Edwards-
ville. Pa.
Hughes, George E., Comstock Park,
Mich. 1908
'hughes, Henry, Wilmington, Vt.
Hughes, Henry R., 225 Chapel PL,
, Youngstown, O.
^'Hughes. Hugh P., Stoughton, Mass.
xHughes, J. H., Pisgah, Ala.
Hughes, John A., Sandstone, Minn.
Hughes, Miss Mary E., Leesburg, R. D.
3, Va. 1894
Hughes, M. Mon., Stittville, N. Y. 1884
Hughes, Robert W., 115 Dickinson St.,
Utica. N. Y.
Hughey, Thos. J., East Tallassee, Ala. 1906
Huizinga, Arnold V. P.. Thompson,
Conn. 1904
Hulbert, Henry W., p.em.. Framing-
ham, R. D. 2, Mass. 1889
Hulbert, Homer B., Lee, 44 Fairfield
St., Springfield, Mass. 1910
t*Hulbert, Jay M., 557 Marshall Ave.,
St. Paul, Minn. 1893
Huleen, John J., 19 Valley Road, Mont-
clair, N. J.
Hull, George H., P. O. Box 323, Port-
land, Ore. 1898
Hull, Irving T., 1221 Clay St., Spring-
field, Mo. 1870
Hume, Robert E., Pf.. 606 W. 122d St..
New York City. 1905
Hume. Theodore C, 19 W. Delaware
PL, Chicago, 111.
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 367
Hxunfreys, John, St., 211 N. Washing-
ton St., Angola. Ind. 27, 67
Humiston, Wallace D., Northfleld,
Conn.
Humphrey, Edward, Saranac, Mich.
xHumphrey, Seldon B., P/., Yale Sta.,
New Haven, Conn. 12, 1918
xHumphrey, Timothy P., 99 7th St.,
Bangor, Me. (— )
xHumphrey, Verno C, Corning, la. (— )
xHumphreys, Arthur, Stanley, N. Y. 1896
Humphris, Wallace P. A., Long Pine,
Neb. 1913
xHunsinger, P. W., Greentown, Ind. 1923
Hunt, Eugene F., 4875 Victoria Ave.,
Riverside, Cal. 1884
Hunt, Everett R., Colville, Wash.
VHunt, F. Cecil, Concord, R. D. 2, N. H.
xHunt, George D., Roanoke, Ala.
xHimt, G. Staley, Wadley, Ala. 13, 1928
Hunt, Henry W.. Medina, R. D. 5, O.
xHunt^ H. H., Norlina, N. C. (— )
Hunt, John E., Mexico, Me.
Hunt, Theodore C, 2810 Denton St.,
Riverside, Cal. 1880
Hunt, Virgil, T., Jackson, Mich. 1926
Hunter, Allan A., 4609 Prospect Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
xtHunter, A. S., Durham, N. C.
xHunter, David H., 1803 Orleans St.,
Baltimore, Md. 72, 1923
Hunter, James A., A.B.C.F.M. 1919
Hunter, William J., Brimley, Mich.
V45unting, Harold B., 125 Dwight St.,
New Haven, Conn.
vHuntington, Charles W., 306 Lexington
St.. Waltham, Mass. 1881
Huntington, George H., Robert College,
Istanbul, Turkey. 1907
Hurd, Edwin T., p.em., 96 Pleasant St.,
Concord, N. H. 1888
xHurlburt, Donald P.. 580 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me.
xHurlburt, Roderic W., Everett, Pa. 1929
xHurst, Alfred W., Elon College, N. C.
xHurst, A. P., Elon College, N. C. (— )
Hurst, Clifton N., La Grange, HI. 1906
Husband, Charles H., 536 E. Park St.,
Olathe. Kan. 1903
Hussian, Arshag B., 35 Basswood St.,
Lawrence, Mass.
Husung, William H., 56 Buckingham
St., Mansfield, O.
Hutchins, James Henry, 2111 E. Moun-
tain St.. Pasadena, Cal.
Hutchins, Melvin S., Searsport, Me.
Hutchinson, Carl, Pf., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111. 37, 1923
xHutchinson, G. R.. R. 1, Ray, Ohio. (— )
Hutchinson, James J., Bradford, Vt.
Hutchinson, John F., 2705 Third Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 1893
Hutchinson, Robert A.. 509 Court St.,
, The Dalles, Ore.
WrHutton, Thomas G., Marshfleld Hills,
TL/f Qgg
Huyler, Peter Edwin, T., Box 150,
Honolulu, T. H. 1901
Hyatt, Albert R., Hartington, Neb.
Hyde, Alban B., Auburn, Me.
xHyde, F. Ervin, Stouflfville, Ont. 272
Hyde, Frank B., Benson, Vt.
Hyde, Frederick S., T., 284 Pine St.,
Springfield, Mass. 1894
Hyde, John H.. E. Patterson St., Lans-
ford. Pa.
Hyde, Stanley B., Southwest Harbor,
Me.
\*«ylton, George W., 16 Ashland St.,
Medford, Mass.
Hyslop, Frederick W., 422 N. Murray
St., Madison, Wis. 272, 1931
Hyslop, James H., 405 Harwood Ave.,
Lebanon, Mo. 1885
laea, Isaac D., Pukoo, Molokai, T. H.
Ide, Herbert C, 700 Alvarado St., Red-
lands, Cal. 12
Inghram, Mark G., Olivet, Mich.
Ingle, George A., Cresco, la.
Inglis, Ervine P., 530 No. 2.5th St..
Lincoln, Neb.
Inglis, Robert, Grinnell, la.
Ireland, Edwy S., Willamina, Ore. 1891
Iron Moccasin, Truby, La Plant, S. D.
Irons, John, Middlebury, R. D. 2, Vt.
xirons, M. F., Liberal. Kans. ( — )
Irvine. Alexander F., 2589 Puesta Del
Sol Rd.. Santa Barbara. Cal. 1895
Irving. George. 347 Madison Ave.. New
York City. 1908
Irwin. Edwin F., Lusk, Wyo.
Irwin, Frank M., Glen Ullin, N. D.
Isaac, Gwylyn, 433 Willow St., Terre
Haute, Ind.
Isaacs, L. Myrven, Byron, 111.
Isaacs, William J., Springfield, S. D. 1893
Isely. Merrill N., A.B.C.F.M. 1920
Ishimura, Henry, Paia, T. H.
Ishino, Mikio, 576 Sycamore St., Oak-
land, Cal.
xlson, J. R., Grahn, Ky. (— )
Iverson, Emil L., Oakdale, R. D. 1,
Box 53C. Cal. 1903
vJves, Henry S., Newbury, Vt.
Ives, Mrs. Hilda L., 7 Carroll St., Port-
land, Me.
Wackson, Oarmault B., Feeding Hills,
Mass. 272
Jackson. Frank D., Milton, Wis.
Jackson, H. Norman, Wyandotte, Mich.
Jackson, Henry E., Agt., 230 Park Ave..
New York City. 1896
Jackson. Paul P.. Sibley, la.
.xJackson, W. E., R. 1, Pomona, 111.
Jackson, W. Parkyn, So. Newfane, Vt. 1895
[Jackson, William B., deceased. 53
Jackson, William H., 400 West 30th St.,
Norfolk, Va. 1884
xJacobs, Alvin O., Olney, III.
Jacobs, Frederick H., 47 Burton St.,
Hartford. Conn.
Jacobs. Herbert H.. 861 1st Ave.. Mil-
waukee. Wis. 1898
Jacobs, Peter, Shenandoah. la.
Jacobs. William J.. Wayne. Mich.
Jacobus, Melancthon W., Dean Em., 39
Woodland St., Hartford, Conn. 38, 44, 1884
Jaeger. Julius P., T., 815 N. Washing-
ton St., Tacoma, Wash. 1920
xJames, Mrs. A. R., Wheat Ridge, Colo. (— )
James, Bartlett B., bus., 3617 Idaho
Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. 1894
James, Horace P., 205 N. 7th St., Ya-
kima, Wash. 1880
James, Owen, 7060 West Moreland Dr.,
St. Louis, Mo. 1894
James, Samuel T., Little Cedar, la. 1916
James, Walter N., Univ. pastor, 103 15th
Ave., Columbus, O. 1917
Jamison, Henry W., Newell, S. D.
Janes, A. Norman, 309 E. 201st St.,
New York City.
Janes, George Milton, Pf., Kenyon Col-
lege, Gambler, O. 1902
Janes, Harold T.. Pasadena. Cal. 1929
Jansen. Jacob E., Wadena. Minn.
Jaqua. E. J., Pr., Claremont, Cal. 1912
Jaquith, Charles A., Pf., Talladega,
Ala. 1899
Jasper, F. M., R. 2, La Grande, Ore. 1909
Jay, H. Russell, 227 E. 9th St., Lock-
port, 111. 40
xJay, William M., Holland, Va.
Jeflferson, Charles E.. 121 W. 85th St.,
New York City. 1887
368 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
xJeffreys, William H., Raleigh, N. C.
Jenkins, David T., Oakwood Ave.,
Robbinsdale, Minn. 1884
[Jenkins, D. Lloyd, deceased. 53
ViJenkins, E. Ambrose, 40 Cushman Ave.,
Revere, Mass.
Jenkins, Even Samuel, 247 ParrisH St.,
V Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Jenkins, Frank E., Wadley, Ala. 1881
Jenkins, George D., Lander, Wyo.
Jenkins, J. Edward, 144 3d St., New-
burgh, N. Y. 1918
Jenkins, James, 45 N. Thomas Ave.,
Kingston, Pa. 1892
Jenkins, James A., Pr., 44 N. Ashland
Blvd., Chicago, HI. 1893
xJenkins, John C, Enfield, 111.
Jenkins, Joseph, Steger, 111.
Jenkins, Walter Scott, 111 W. Market
St., Akron, O. 1896
^Jenkinson, Egbert W. A., 19 Central
St., Methuen, Mass.
Jennings, William L., Gardiner, Me. 1902
■NATerge, Walter B., 131 Summer St.,
Somerville, Mass.
Jernazian, Ephraim K., 2 10th St.,
Troy, N. Y.
Jernberg, R. A., 1526 W. 45th St., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1881
Jervis, Arthur E., 1410 Warford St.,
Perry, la.
Jessee, Charles C, Broadmoor Hotel,
Howard & Bosworth Sts., Chicago,
111. 1896
Jesson, Percy C, Richmond, Mich.
Jessup, Henry, A.B.C.F.M. 1921
Jevne, C. Arthur, Mundelein, 111.
(..•Job, Herbert K., Lee, 2800 W. Grace
, St., Richmond, Va. 1891
W\Iob, Philip A., East Orleans, Mass.
Jockinsen, John P., 222 Calle Arquiza,
Manila, P. I. 1914
Johanson, E. Jerome, Laconia, N. H.
Johanson, Mrs. Laura L., Laconia, N.
H. 1925
John, John, 653 E. 81st St., Chicago,
111. 1899
Johns, John R., 3113 Fremont Ave., No.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Johns, Paul, 508 E. Gordon St., Sa-
vannah, Ga.
Johns, Ralph L., 1979 Las Lunas St.,
Pasadena, Cal. 1918
Johnsen, Olaf M., West Concord. Mass.
Johnson, Ansel E., Sec, 545 Stolp Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y. 15, 1897
Johnson, Arden S., Grand Blanc, Mich.
Johnson, Arve K., Westville, 111.
Johnson, Charles G., So. Coventry,
Conn.
Johnson, Elmer H., Jefferson, O.
xJohnson, George, 510 N. Eden St.,
Baltimore, Md. 1924
Johnson, George H., 927 Brunswick
Rd., Cleveland Heights, O. 1877
Johnson, George H., New Milford,
Conn.
xJohnson, H. M., Holly Springs, N. C. (— )
Johnson, Harmon O., 359 Pipestone St.,
Benton Harbor, Mich. 1913
Johnson, Harold E., Santa Rita, N. M.
Johnson, Harry W., Seneca Falls, N. Y.
Johnson, Harry W., Pastor at Large,
302 E. 1st Ave., Cheyenne, Wyo. 67, 71
Johnson, Harvey E., 568 Auburn Ave.,
N. E., Atlanta, Ga. 1919
Johnson, Henry B., Oxford, Mich.
v^Johnson, Herman C, 36 Washington
St., Beverly, Mass.
xJohnson, Isaac W., Suffolk, Va. 70
Johnson, James L., Tonganoxie, Kan. 1897
xJohnson, J. Lee, Fuquay Springs, N. C.
Johnson, John A., p. em., 5 Lowell St.,
Beverly, Mass. 1892
xJohnson, J. Q., Durham, N. C. (— )
Johnson, John S., Kingsburg, S. D.
Johnson, Marcus W., Glenview, 111. 272
Johnson, Obed E., Pf., 410 Crawford
St., Crawfordsville, Ind. 1909
tJohnson. Oscar G. 1905
Johnson, P. Adelstein, St., Grinnell, la.
13, 24, 27, 67, 1898
Johnson, Ray M., Northford, Conn.
Johnson, Samuel, Northfield, Minn. 13
Johnson, Samuel M., Box 324, Oteen,
N. C. 1902
Johnson, Sidney O. B., 220 Emslie St.,
. Buffalo N. Y.
NlJohnson, William B., 24 Lexington St.,
New Britain, Conn. 1902
Johnson, William H., Detroit Lakes,
Minn.
Johnson, William J., 809 Bird St., Oro-
ville, Cal.
Johnson, William L., ch., 721 Charles
Ave., Lexington, Ky. 1894
Johnston, Charles H., Box 151, Fair
Oaks, Cal. 1915
xJohnston, John Calvin, Murphysboro,
111. 1925
Johnston, Louis H., Kensington, Csnn.
Johnston, Wilmer P., 1448 E. 53d St.,
Chicago, 111.
Johnston, Wm. G., 1518 N. Detroit St.,
Hollywood, Cal. 1892
Jones, Alan T., 611 Hicks St., Waycross,
Ga. 272
xJones, Alexander, Waverly, Va. (— )
V<<fones, Augustine, 32 Pleasant St.,
Springfield, Vt.
Jones, Burton H., Newburg, Ore. 1897
Jones, Charles Stanley, 16 So. Winooski
Ave., Burlington, Vt. 12
Jones, Charles W., 2746 Columbus Ave.,
Detroit, Mich. 1894
Jones, David E., 612 Freeman Ave.,
Kansas City, Kan. 1913
Jones, David J., Bible So. St., 123 S.
Lincoln Ave., Scranton, Pa. 1883
Jones, Edward A., Seymour, Conn.
Jones, Eli, Niobrara, Neb.
xJones, Elwood W., Franklin, Va.
Jones, Florence (Mrs. T. H.), Mansfield
Center, Conn.
Jones, Francis M., 64 Revere St., Bos-
ton, Mass.
Jones, Frederick, Laingsburg, Mich.
Jones, Frederick Vernon, bws., Niles,
Cal. 1892
»-<rones, Harold G., 1695 Boulevard, New
Haven, Conn.
Jones, Harry H., Stuart, Fla. 1904
Jones, Howard M., 320 Lathrop St.,
Madison, Wis. 1898
Jones, H. Orville, 1506 College Ave.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1900
Jones, H. Rees, East Jaffrey, N. H.
Jones, Hugh, 19 Johnson Park, Friends-
ville. Pa.
xJones, J. B., 726 19th St., Newport
News, Va. 73 (— )
Jones, J. Herbert, England 1915
xJones, Judson R., Lubec, Me.
Jones, J. Vincent, 420 14th St., Paso
Robles, Cal.
Jones, James L., Ev., Quaker City, O. 1896
Jones, James Twyson, 202 E. Oliver St.,
Owosso, Mich. 1888
Jones, Jay Jasper, 1207 Glenn St.,
Santa Rosa, Cal.
Jones, John B., Diamond, R. D. 1,
Ohio. 1894
Jones, John E., Y. M. C. A., Fargo,
N. D. 1879
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 369
Jones. John H., 115 E. 14th St., Hutchin-
son, Kan.
Jones, John Lewis, Gladstone, Ore. 1895
xJones, M. A., Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Jones, Miss Marian H., 116 Hope St.,
Providence, R. I. 13
*Jones, Marion S., 121 S. Grove St.,
Ashville, N. C. 1901
Jones, Miles H., 1011 Jasper St.,
Springfield, O.
Jones, Morgan P., p. cm., Blencoe, la. 1883
Jones, Morris G., Wisner, Neb.
Jones, Nathaniel A., ch., U. S. A.,
Philippine Dept., Manila, P. I. 1927
Jones, Orville C, 307 S. Dakota Ave.,
Sioux Falls, S. D.
Jones, Owen, 210 W. Market St.,
Scranton, Pa.
Jones, Paul W., 127 E. 8th St., National
City, Cal.
Jones,' Robert E., Bartlett, N. H.
xJones, Robert W., R. 2, Parker, Ind. 1929
Jones, Rowland S., Velva, N. D.
xJones, T. H., Ridgeway, N. C.
Jones, T. Hawthorne, Mansfield Center,
Conn.
Jones, T. Llewellyn, Milwaukee, Wis. 1917
Jones, Thomas J., North St., Middle-
town, N. Y.
Jones, Trevor C, 104 Mackinaw St.,
Durand, Mich.
Jones, Warren G., St., 120 West Wilson
St., Madison, Wis. 1896
Jones, William, dean, Tillotson College,
Austin, Tex. 1922
Jones, William Bryn, 1023 Jenifer St.,
Madison, Wis.
Jones, William E., Waterford, O. 1913
Jones, William I., 8823 Empire Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
Jordan, Israel, Woodfords, R. D. 5, Me.
[Jordan, William T., deceased. 54
[Jorden, Frank F., deceased.
Jorgensen, Jens C., Gillett, Wis.
Jorgensen, Theodore, Sorum, S. D. 1906
Josefson, Matthew, 4012 Hill Ave., New
York City. 1900
Joseph, Thomas L., 168 Nott Terrace,
Schenectady, N. Y. 1909
Jowett, Joseph H., Merrill, Mich.
t<(roy, Charles R., 10 Kingston Rd., New-
ton Highlands, Mass. 1913
[Joyce, W. H. H., deceased.
Judd, Henry Pratt, Sec, Box 150,
Honolulu, T. H. 67, 1906
Judd, Hubert O., 4194 1st Ave., San
Diego, Cal. 1898
Judson, George W., Shelton, R. D. 8,
Conn.
Judy, Clayton, Douglas, Wyo.
[xJudy, DeK., deceased. 54
Juell, Hans C, Pastor at Large, 505 So.
State St., Aberdeen, S. D. 70. 1908
. Julin, Karl O., Troy, N. H.
\^imip, Herbert A., 114 Pleasant St.,
Brookline, Mass.
Juniper, Kerrison, Post & Mason Sts.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Jimkins, Frank A., Deer Isle, Me.
VJustice, J. Caleb, 15 Bellevue Rd., East
Braintree, Mass.
Kaailua, Solomon K., p. em., Keanae,
T. H. 1898
Kaauwai, Isaiah K., Kapaa, T. H.
Kahaipo, Moses M., Paia, T. H.
Kahale, Edward, Napoopoo, T. H.
Kahokuoluna, Mrs. Alice, Hana, T. H.
Kahoopii, J. Kalima, Kauho, T. H.
Kaitschuck, Emil B., 1145 W. 31st PI.,
Chicago, 111.
t*Kakani, Lyons K., Kukuihaele, T. H.
Kalaidjain, Mihran T., 303 Fifth Ave.,
New York City. 1905
[Kalaiwaa, William M., deceased.
Kaley, John A., 301 Park Ave., Elyria,
Ohio. 1876
Kallgren, Carl A., Binghamton, N. Y.
Kalmbach, Paul, Odessa, Wash.
Kamaiopili, Samuel K., Wailuku, T. H.
[Kamakawiwoole, Charles M., deceased. 54
Kamau, Oliver, Kaneshi, T. H. 1920
Kamau, William, p. em., 1136 9th Ave.,
Honolulu, T. H. 1887
[Kambour, Gabriel B., deceased. 54
Kantner, William C, 853 N. Commer-
cial St., Salem, Ore. 1878
Kapahee, David K., Wailuku, T. H.
xKarn, Robert, R. 2, Galveston, Ind.
Kartozian. Harry A., 153 7th Ave.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Kauaulalena, Geo. M., Makena, T. H.
xKauffman, Jesse M., Clemons, Iowa. 14
xKauflfman, John E., 1144 Third Nat'l
Bldg., Dayton, Ohio.
Kauffman, Russell E., Ottumwa, la. 272
xKaufman, Bertis A., North Manchester,
Ind.
Kaumeheiwa, Lincoln B., Wailuku.
T. H.
Kautsky, Miss Emma A., T., 673 Ken-
daU St.. Burlington. Wis. 1916
Keahi, Charles, Lihue, T. H.
Keala, John, Kaimalino, T. H.
xtKearney, W. L.
Kebbe, David L., New Hartford, R. D.
1. Conn.
Keck. Samuel W.. St., Huron, S. D.
26, 70, 1916
Kedzie, W. R., .See, 19 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago, 111. 21, 1902
[Keedy, Edward E., deceased. 54
Keedy, Mrs. Edward E., 705 N. 35th PI.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1928
Keedy, John L., 1444 Rollins Rd., To-
ledo, O. 13
xKeeler, Sherman, Willow Hill, 111.
Keese, William A., Bonny Oaks, East
Chattanooga, Tenn. 1890
xKegg, John S., 137 King Ave., Co-
lumbus, Ohio.
xKegley, Noah C, Box 351, Olive Hill,
Ky. 1927
Keimel, Arthur, West Springfield,
IVTdss.
VKeith, Charles C, 656 Huntington Ave.,
Roxbury, Mass.
Keith, William A., 171 W. Wilson St.,
Batavia, 111.
Keithahn, R. R., A.B.C.F.M. 1922
Keller. C. Argyle. 25 Lake St., Ashta-
bula, O.
Keller, Charles E., Sleepy Eye, Minn.
Keller, Lewis H., Holly Hill, Fla.
Kellett, Paalua D., Heeia, T. H.
xKelley. James, Dixon, Mo. ( — )
xKelley, J. W., 295 E. Liberty St., Nor-
folk, Va. (— )
Kelley, Samuel E., Allegan, Mich.
Kellogg, Edwin D., A.B.C.F.M. 1909
Kellogg, Mrs. Grace Edwards, New
Hartford, R. D. 1, Conn. 1911
tKellogg, Theodore. 1908
xKelly, Edward, Carbondale, 111. (— )
Kelly, Edward P., Norwich, R. D. 1,
Conn.
Kelly, George W., 508 Washington
Ave., Portland, Me. 1872
Kelly, J. Joseph, p.em., P. O. Box 263,
Soquel, Cal. 1895
xKelly, Lawrence, R. 2, Caribou, Me. (— )
Kelly, Matthew, Box 134, Rosamond, 111.
Kelly, Robert L., Sec, 111 Fifth Ave.,
New York City. 1891
[Kelsey, William S., deceased.
Kelso, Charles C, T., 242 N. Dillon St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1893
370 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Kelton. Herbert L., Fairlee, Vt.
Kelts, William P.. Aitkin, Minn.
xKemmerer, James W., Redfleld, N. Y.
xKemp, A. E., 408 E. Springfield St.,
Champaign, 111. 14, 1902
Kemper. Robert C, 540 E. 6th St..
Alton, 111.
tKempster, John D. 1900
Kenady, Elias H., Velva, N. D. 1925
xKendall, Arthur B., North Girard,
Pa. 14, 1899
Keneston, Luther M., Pinehurst by the
Lake, West Andover, N. H.
Keniston, George N., Bismarck, N. D. 1890
Kennan, Robert M., 5117 La Branch St.,
Houston, Tex.
Kennedy, Daniel R., Jr., Suffield,
Conn. 1905
Kennedy, Frank H., 312 N. Sandusky
St., Tiffin, O. 1894
Kennedy, Lee E., 2909 1st Ave., S.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1891
Kennedy, Melville T., 1211 W. Cali-
fornia St., Urbana, 111.
xKennedy, Walter S., R. 2, Rochester, Ind.
Kenney, Harry G., Box 289, Southold,
L. I., N. Y. 1915
- Kenngott, George F., Trinity Hotel,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1889
xKent, George H., Lakemont, N. Y. 1887
Kent, Robert J., p.em.. Paradise Point,
Southold, L. I., N. Y. 1881
Kent, William H., Nashua, la.
Kenyon, Frank E., bus., 130 Superior
St., Wauseon, O. 1887
V -Kenyon, Frederick T., Southbridge,
Mass.
Kephart, Wm. H., 415 E. 143d St., New
York City. 34
Kepner, Charles D., Jr., 89 E. Main St.,
Stafford Springs, Conn.
Keppler, Gottlob, Wapato, Wash.
xKern, Norval C, Ghent, Ky. 1923
y^Kernen, H. Arthur, 48 Bellevue Ave.,
West Roxbury, Mass.
Kerr, Archibald, Keene, R. D. 1, N. H.
xKerr, T. N., Manchester, Ohio. (— )
xKershner, Clark B., West Milton, Ohio.
xKershner, Paul S., 238 Buffalo St., Con-
neaut, Ohio. 13
xKershner, Watson G., Pleasant Hill,
Ohio.
Kessler, Jacob, Bowdle, S. D.
xKessler, Ritual L., R. 9, Portland, Ind.
V Kettell, Albert B., West Stockbridge,
Kettell'e, John D., 114 Carroll St., Man-
chester, N. H.
Kettle, Joseph B., Spencerport, N. Y.
Kettle, William F., 88 Kinderhook St.,
Chatham, N. Y. 1885
Keyes, George W., Andover, Me.
xKibbey, William P., Advance. Ind.
xKidd, Thomas W., 144 Williston St.,
Fall River, Mass.
Kidder. Albert A., 328 East Blain St.,
Stockton, Cal. 1886
Kikuchi, J. S., 900 Winona Ave., Pasa-
dena, Cal. 1920
Kilbourn, Albert S., Eagle Grove, la.
VKilbourn, Henry J., Brookfield, Mass.
Kilburne, William, 169 No. 2d Ave.,
Canton, 111.
Kilgore, William C. G., Wildwood, Fla. 1892
Kimball, Harry W., 12 Washburn St.,
Needham, Mass.
Kimball, John H., 2744 Ashby Ave..
Berkeley. Cal. 1898
Kimball. Lucien C. p.em., Hopkinton,
N. H. 1887
Kimberly, Frederick A., North Collins,
N. Y.
Kimmel, Herbert C, 125 Pawnee Ave.,
Manitou, Colo. 66
xKinder, T. B., R. 8, Springdale, Ky. (— )
xKing, Benjamin F., 311 W. Franklin St.,
Endicott, N. Y. 273
King, Elisha Alonzo, 1620 Drexel Ave.,
Miami Beach, Fla. 13
King, Henry Churchill, 317 E. College
St., Oberlin, O. 1887
King, Hines E., 709 Manly St., Raleigh,
N. C. 1900
King, James, Dean, Olivet, Mich. 1909
King, James Duke, Rupert. Vt.
Vr^^ling. Norman, 8 Lindsey St., Dor-
chester, Mass.
King, Philip, Plantsville, Conn.
King, Philip Coates, Pf., Washburn
College, Topeka, Kans. 1915
King, Willet D., Bennet, R. 2, Neb. 1897
King, W. Judson, 548 Georgetown St..
Lexington. Ky. 70
King. William Herbert. 132 R. St., N.
W., Washington, D. C.
xKing, William W., Racine, W. Va. (— )
Kingdon, Robert W., Kahului, T. H.
Kingsbury, John H.. T., Berlin, Conn. 1917
Kingsley, Harold M., 5712 Prairie Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 13. 26
Kinney, George E., Lyme, N. H.
xKinsey, M. T., Maysville, N. C. (— )
Kiplinger. Orville L.. Sec, 1006 Hippo-
drome Bldg.. Cleveland. O. 29. 1907
Kirbye, J. Edward. United Church.
Raleigh. N. C.
Kirk, Frank L., Buxton, N. D. 1903
Kirk, Simon J., Pastor at Large, Mis-
sion, S. D. 1928
[Kirkpatrick, John E., deceased. 54
Kirkpatrick, Weyman E., Penacook,
N. H. 1906
Kirkwood, Wm. A., Bethel, Conn. 1893
Kirschbaum, William G., Houlton, Me.
Kirschenmann, Rudolph, Lowry, S. D.
Kissler, Benjamin H., Biola, Cal.
Kissler, George, 415 E. 10th St.. Chey-
enne. Wyo.
Kitchen. Thomas A.. Corbin. Ky. 1901
Kitzmiller, George W.. Balboa Island,
Cal. 1908
[xKlapp. Peter T.. deceased. 54
Klein. Emil. Watkins. Mont. 273
Kline, William B., 1470 Delhi St., Du-
buque, la.
xKlinger. Walter E.. Albert St.. Lima.
Ohio.
Klock. Edwin J., Wallingford, Vt. 1889
Klopp, John J., Stanton, Neb.
Klose, W. H., T., Oskaloosa, la. 1891
[Kloss, Charles L., deceased. 54
Knapp, Forrest L., 203 N. Wabash Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 1924
V Knapp, Shepherd, 8 Institute Rd.. Wor-
ccstcr ^l3ss>
Knapp. ' William T.. 25 Berkeley St..
Nashua, N. H.
Knaus, Reinhardt, Eureka, S. D.
Knerr, Richard, 5168 N. 34th St., Mil-
waukee, Wis.
Knierim, Joseph. Ellis, Kan.
tKnight. Albert D.. 37 Burton St.. Hart-
ford. Conn. 1916
Knight. Charles L., Ontario. Cal.
Knight. Edward H., Dean em., 71 Tre-
mont St., Hartford. Conn. 38. 1883
Knight. Herbert H.. 27 Myrtle St.,
Claremont, N. H.
Knight, Lloyd G., New Plymouth, Ida. 1913
Knight, Ralph E.. Tualatin. Ore. 1921
^■Knight. William Allan, 9 Vernon St.,
Framingham Center, Mass.
Knopf, Frank E., 4958 Vincent Ave.,
Eagle Rock, Cal. 1889
Knott, John H., Windham, Conn.
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 371
xKnowles, Herbert D., Corinna. Me. 1927
Knowles, Samuel B.. 102 Van Wyck
Ave., Jamaica, N. Y.
UKnudsen, Carl, Plymouth, Mass.
Kocerha, John, 801 Woods Run Ave.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kochinsky, William, Chicago, 111.
Koenig, Alfred E., Sec, 30 S. 9th St.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1909
Koenig, Philip B., Box 134, Tukwila,
Wash. 1906
Kokjer, Jordan M., Avoca, Neb. 1897
Kolmos, Jesse J., 511 N. 7th Ave.. May-
wood, m.
Kendo. K. Clifford, 1215 Wilder Ave.,
Honolulu, T. H.
Kooger. Matthias A.. 3011 S. Union
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xKoons, Albert A., Er., 300 W. 49th St..
New York, N. Y. 1917
k'Kopf, Carl H.. 2 Chestnut St., Salem,
Mass.
Koponen, George A.. West Wareham,
JLJqcc
Koster. Edward H.. 815 West St.. Peru,
111.
Kotila, Victor. Maynard. Mass.
Koven. Ellis. 245 Columbia Ave., As-
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Kozielek. Paul, 4760 Jos Campau Ave.,
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Kraemer, Julius H., Neligh, Neb.
N-4Craft. Walter R.. Cotuit, Mass.
Kratz, Ronald R., Western Springs,
m. 1924
xKrieder, Peter S., Gibsonville, Ohio. 1930
Krienke, G. J., Hutchinson. Minn. 1904
Krom. Asbury. 296 Thayer St.. Provi-
dence, R. I. 11
Krousey, Herman T.. bus., Burtrum.
Minn. 1904
Krout, Ralph L.. New Port Richey. Fla.
Krumbein, Paul O., 114 F. St.. Fresno.
Cal.
Krumbine, Miles H.. Weymouth & Cov-
entry Rd., Cleveland. O.
[Kuhl. Edward P.. deceased. 55
Kuhn. Alfred O., 5637 45th St., S. W.,
Seattle, Wash.
Kuhn, Clyde L., Stop 44. Lorain St..
North Olmsted. O.
Kuhns, Ellis V., 220 W. Evans Ave.,
Pueblo. Colo.
Kuhns. Frederick I.. Weymouth & Cov-
entry Rd.. Cleveland. O.
Kukahiko, John, Honokohau, T. H.
- Kukko, Alexander, Fitchburg, Mass. 1915
Kurtz, S. B.. Lemon Grove, Cal.
Kuykendall, J. Delman, 3429 Devon
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Kuyper, John W.. North Olmsted. O.
La Bounty. Geo., Rowan, la.
Lacey. Albert T., bus., 5240 Lyman
Ave., Downers Grove, 111. 1900
Lacy, Howard E., Grafton, Neb.
[Ladd, Horatio O., deceased.
Ladd, Percy C, 70 William St., Bur-
lington, Vt.
Laidman, Charles S., Sec, 19 S. La
Salle St., Chicago, 111. 1905
Lake, George E., 1280 College Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1899
xLake. W. M.. Spencer, N. C. (— )
Mjamb, Alonzo T., West Wareham,
Mass. 1899
Lamb, Harold D., 3400 64th St., Des
Moines, Iowa. 1914
Lamb. Henry, Vergennes, R. D. 1, Vt. 1905
Lamb, J. Burwell. 2 N. Sprague Ave.,
Bellevue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1908
Lambert. A. E., T., Iowa City, la. 1896
Lambert, Augustus G., Okmulgee,
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Lambly. Morley O.. La Porte, Tex.
Lambly, Norman E., Corning, la.
Lambrecht, John, Hillsboro, Wis.
Lambright, Andrew H., Ladysmith.
Wis.
Lancaster. Archibald A.. Box 324, West-
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Lancaster. Ellsworth G.. No. Conway,
N. H. 1889
xLand, Abraham. R. 3. Fairfield. 111. (— )
', Landers, Warren P., 43 Tremlott St.,
Dorchester, Mass. 1891
Landis, Reed F., 130 W. Seymour St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Lane, Elbert C, P/., 55 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford, Conn. 38, 1901
Lane, G. Homer, 138 Litchfield St.,
Torrington, Conn.
Lane, Stoddard, 4126 Ingersoll Ave..
Des Moines. la.
Lane, W. Harrison, Ev., Lock Drawer
66, Vian, Okla. 1901
Lang. Edward A.. Manson. la.
Lang, Herbert L., 1719 St. Anthony St.,
New Orleans. La.
.'Lang. Stephen C. 22 Franklin St.,
Somerville, Mass.
xLangdon, A. H., Chapmanville, W. Va. (— )
Langenes, John D., Forman, N. D.
Lanham, Mrs. Helen F., Granada Apts.,
Miami, Fla. 1919
xLankford, G. O., Burlington. N. C. 13
Lankier. Ralph C. 3 Bond St., Hillside,
N. J. 44
xLannam, Mrs. H. M., Sierra Madre,
Calif. (— )
Larmholm, Charles V., Oakland, la. 1914
Lanphear, Walter E., Chaplin, Conn. 1894
Larke, Edmund, 2029 N. California
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1903
Larkin. Ralph B.. 527 Berkeley Ave..
Claremont. Cal. 1894
La Roe. Elmer, Tintah, Minn.
Larsen, Ernest G., Bingham, Neb.
Larsen. L. T.. Dean, 2420 Canal St..
New Orleans. La. 1925
Larsen. Neils L.. 12 East View Ave..
Hartford, Conn.
Larson, Anton R., Garrison, N. D.
Larson, James Henry, Ev., 83 Round
Hill, Northampton, Mass. 1906
Lash, Abraham H., 1328 Geddes Ave.,
Ann Arbor, Mich. 1897
Lash, James H., 1768 Sycamore Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
xLassiter, L. L., Suffolk, Va. (— )
^ Lathe, Herbert W.. 5 Cragie Circle.
Cambridge. Mass. 1877
Lathrop. Edward A.. 432 N. Mentor
y Ave.. Pasadena. Cal. 1895
VLathrop, Theodore B.. Framingham.
Mass.
Lathrop, William G., Mt. Carmel, Conn.
Latsch, Vardon S., South Ashburnham,
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Laubach, Frank C, A.B.C.F.M. 1914
Laubenstein, Paul F., 720 Williams St.,
New London. Conn. 1920
xLaughlin. Louie. Rinard. 111.
Laughton, George, 2315 Collingwood
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Lauxmann, Otto W., Eldon, la.
Lavender, Robert F., Newton. la. 1887
, Laviscount, Samuel L.. 17 Hazelwood
St.. Roxbury. Mass.
Lawall, William H.. My., Zeissel St.,
Frankiurt-A-Main, Germany. 1905
Lawless. Alfred E.. 518 Auburn Ave..
N. E., Atlanta, Ga. 1903
xLawlyes. R. N., Georgetown. 111.
Lawrence, Eugene C. 708 Manly St.,
Raleigh. N. C.
372 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Lawson, Charles R., 18 Farral Rd.,
Edinburg, Scotland. 1895
xLawson, E. L., Pf., Defiance, Ohio. (— )
xLawson, George, Waverly, Ohio. (— )
V-Lawson, Harvey M., Southbridge, R. D.
3, Mass. 1893
VXiawson, W. Elsworth, Foxboro, Mass. 1897
Lawton, Robert, Orwell, Vt.
Lay, Corliss W., 216 Prospect Ave.,
Long Beach, Cal. 34, 1890
Laybourn, George M., Crystal Springs.
Fla. 1905
Layman, Cedric D., Sherrill, N. Y.
V Leach, Adonlram J., So. Ashburnham,
^ Mass. 1889
Leach, Claude P., 119 Continental Ave.,
River Edge, N. J.
Leach, Harry P., My., Apartado 117
Bis, Mexico City, Mexico. 1916
Leaeh, Hubert F., Thomaston, Me.
Leach, John D., Flagler, Colo.
Leadingham, John, 3022 Swift St., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1887
kLeamon, John H., 55 Highland Ave.,
Melrose Highlands, Mass.
xLeap, Harry W., R. 5, Brazil, Ind. 1928
Learned, Dwight W., 520 Mayflower
Rd., Claremont, Cal. 1875
Leath, William A., 129 Cooper Ave.,
Upper Montclair, N. J.
VLeavitt, Ashley D., 35 Vernon St.,
Brookline, Mass. 11. 18
Leavitt, Darwin A., Pf., 641 Church St.,
Beloit, Wis. 1909
Leavitt, Frederick W., David City,
Neb.
Leavitt, H. H., Central Union Church,
Honolulu, T. H.
xLeavitt, Luther M., Vermont, 111. 1904
LeBar, William H., biis., Bennet, Neb. 1897
Lebert, Frederick C, Tabor, la.
yLeBosquet, John E., 425 Cherry St.,
Fall River, Mass.
Ledbetter, Caesar S., 32 Bull St.,
Charleston, S. C. 67
Ledin, Charles J.. 1043 School St., Chi-
cago, 111. 1895
Lee, Charles M., Amery, Wis.
VLee, Dorrall, 346 Pleasant St., Ports-
mouth, N. H. 1874
Lee, Frank T., 601 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1877
VLee, Gerald Stanley, Northampton,
Mass. 1888
Lee, Henry J.. 258 Church St.. Wau-
watosa. Wis.
Lee, J. Beveridge, 27 Broad St.,- New
London, Corm.
xLee, J. H., Raleigh, N. C. (— )
[Lee, Lucius O., deceased.
Lee, Timothy J., New Milford, Conn. 1879
Lee, Vinton, Belle Plaine, la.
Lee, William A., 5 Alveston St., Ja-
maica Plain, Mass.
Leeds, Paul, Kinder, La. 68
xLeek, Cecil, Kitchel, Ind.
xLeek, Hazel, Kitchel, Ind. 1922
[Leek, John De Witt, deceased. 55
Leeman, Wilhelm, 8 MacLean Ave.,
Toronto, Canada. 1910
Leete, William R., A.B.C.F.M. 1912
Leete, William W., 150 Westwood Rd.,
New Haven, Conn. 1882
LeFebre, Jan. J., Lewiston, R. D. 2,
Idaho.
Leger, Samuel H., A.B.C.F.M. 1916
xLegg, L. M., Beryl, W. Va. (— )
v,Leggat, Hugh C, 300 Manet Ave..
^' Quincy, Mass.
Legge, Charles W., Wilton, Conn.
Leggette, Thomas, 5054 N. Catalpa
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Leh, L. L., 2133 6th St., Boulder, Colo. 1914
Lehtinen, Franz K., bus., 101 Michigan
St., Ashtabula, O. 1889
Leininger, Wellington M., 30 W. Wash-
ington St., Chagrin Falls, O.
Leiper, Henry S., Sec, 289 4th Ave.,
New York City. 1917
Leiseder, Martin, 18 Walnut St., Etna,
Pa.
■ LeMay, Harold E., Ayer, Mass.
Lemke, Andrew B., Bangor, Mich.
Lemmon, Charles H., 10045 Plymouth
Rd., Detroit, Mich. 1883
xLeonard, Albert, R. 1, Levering, Mich. 1888
*Leonard, Arthur E., 403 3d Ave., Eau
Claire, Wis.
Leonard, Arthur R., Pf., 364 Weber
Rd., Columbus, O. 1905
v Xeonard, Warren A., So. Hanson, Mass.
Leong, Bing Yee, 21 Brenham PI., San
Francisco, Cal.
LeRoy, Albert E., St., 144 Hancock St.,
Auburndale, Mass. 1901
Leslie, Wm. W., bus., Ashtabula, R. D.
3, O. 1892
xLester, Fletcher C, Waverly, Va. 10, 12
Leung, Kwai-Ngam, 734 E. 9th PI., Los
Angeles, Cal. 273
Leverett, Theodore L., Wilder, Ga.
Levonian, Puzant S., 4517 Maplewood
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
Lew. Timothy T., China. 1920
Lewis. D. Glyn. Newark Valley. N. Y.
Lewis. Franklin C, Clay Center, Neb. 1894
Lewis, George H., Pf., 10152 So. Leavitt
St., Chicago, 111. 1914
Lewis, Gomer R., 529 Highland Ave.,
Waterbury. Conn.
[Lewis. Henry, deceased.
xLewis. Herman A.. Gallipolis. Ohio. 1916
[Lewis, J. Morgan, deceased. 55
Lewis, James M.. Sandwich, 111.
Lewis, John, 227 So. Main St., Scran-
ton, Pa.
Lewis, John B., 134 Westminster St.,
Springfield. Mass. 29
[Lewis. Thomas S.. deceased. 55
Lewis. Watson L.. 304 Faulkner St..
New Smyrna. Fla.
Lewis. William H., Foosland, 111. 1903
Lich, Peter H., 468 E. 51st St., Port-
land, Ore.
Lichliter, Mcllyar H., 1793 Franklin
Ave., Columbus, O. 13
Lichte, Charles R., Fremont, Neb.
Life, Robert H., Haydenville. Mass.
Light, Nestor, 234 King St., Stratford,
Conn. 1«83
xLightbourne, James H., Troy, Ohio. 11. 14
Lightner. Ernest E.. 1270 E. Vernon
Ave.. Los Angeles. Cal.
xLiles. J. M.. Mouth of Laurel, Ky. 72, 1910
Lillback, Johona E., 2260 E. 2d St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
[Lillie, Isaac B., deceased. 55
Linaberry, William L., North Hampton,
N. H. 1894
Lincoln, C. Arthur, 128 So. Palmetto
Ave., Daytona Beach, Fla.
Lincoln. Howard A.. Granger Home-
stead, Canandaigua, N. Y. 1906
Lindbeck, Arthur F., Wakeman, O.
Lindblade, A. Ragnar, 21 Jacob St.,
Maiden, Mass.
Lindegren, Oscar, 47 Hosmer St.,
Everett, Mass. 1893
Lindeman, Herman H.. Yankton, S. D. 13
Linder. Albert H.. New London. la. 1889
Lindgren. Arne. New Sweden. Me.
■vCindh. Eric I.. 118 Presidents Lane.
Quincy. Mass. 12
Lindholm. Frank A. L.. Wallace. R. D.
2. Mich. 1898
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 373
Lindley, Glen, 340 Seventh Ave., S.,
Fargo, N. D.
Lindquist, August J., Grove St.,
Thomaston, Conn.
Lindquist, G. Elmer E., My., 7 Winona
St., Lawrence, Kan. 1912
Lindsay, Lewis P., T., 823 Acklen Ave.,
Nashville, Tenn. 1927
Lindsay, Robert S., c/o Pf. C. O. Carl-
son, Crete, Neb. 1884
xLindsay, T. H., HoflEman, N. C. (— )
Lindsley, Earl F., 4637 3d St., La Mesa,
Cal.
Lindsley, Edwin E,, Reeder, N. D.
Line, Fred A., 337 W. Vernon Ave.,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Lineweaver, Thomas, 9135 Brandon
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Lininger, H. Ellis, Venango, Neb. 1908
[Linkletter, Elihu, deceased.
Linn, C. H. Jack, Ev., Oregon, Wis. 1916
Lippenberger, Carl A., 726 Ensign St.,
Ft. Morgan, Colo.
Lippitt, Le Roy A., Glenwood, la. 13
xLiteral, Mahlon, Rooney, Ky.
Little, Arthur M., 30 High St.. Ban-
gor, Me.
Littlefield, Milton S., 9907 43d Ave.,
Corona, N. Y. 1892
Livingston, Herbert R., Bellows Falls,
Vt.
[Livingston, Stephen T., deceased. 55
Livingston, Thomas, Ch., Atlanta, Ga. 1904
Livingstone, Duncan L., Barlow St.,
St. Albans, Vt.
Lloyd, Ellis, 62 Whitesboro St., York-
ville, N. Y.
Lloyd, Rhys R., Uptown Hotel, 4700
Broadway, Chicago, 111. 1887
Lloyd, Stephen A., 401 American State
Savings Bank Bldg., Lansing, Mich.
13, 24, 27. 68, 1903
Lloyd, William R., bus., 114 N. Orchard
St., Madison, Wis. 1919
Lo, Yuet Fu, Wailuku, T. H.
VLobingier, John L., Sec, 14 Beacon St..
Boston, Mass. 13, 21, 1907
Locke, Oscar L., Oakville, Corm.
Locke, Robert J., St., 19 So. La Salle
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[Lockett, John J., deceased. 56
Lockhart, Burton W., p.em., 23 W.
Webster St., Manchester, N. H. 1882
Lockwood, Walter T., bits., 1113 Frank-
lin St., Boise, Ida.
Lodwick, William, Mondovi, Wis.
Loe, Ingvald J., 43 E. 125th St., New
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xLoften. L. S.. PoUoksville, N. C. (— )
xLogan, F. M., Portsmouth, Ohio. ( — )
Logan, John W., Bennington, N. H.
xLogan, H. O., Brushart, Ky. (— )
,, ^ohmann, Hermann, 87 Berkshire St.,
" Indian Orchard, Mass.
Loinaz, David, Stapleton, N. Y. 1890
Lombard, Frank A., My., 1 Crown
Ridge Rd., Wellesley, Mass. 1900
V'Lombard, George E., 182 Parker St.,
Lawrence, Mass.
vLombard, Herbert E., p.em., 667 Main
St., Worcester, Mass. 1896
[Long, Cedric, deceased. 56
xLong. Daniel A., 108 N. Guerry St.,
Florence, S. C. 1867
Long, Frederick W., 913 Bloudeau St.,
Keokuk, la. 1896
Long, Henry B., 11306 Lake Ave., '
Cleveland, O. 1889
Long, Hiram V., 725 3d St., Sauk
Centre, Minn. 1914
Long, J. Hall, Cambridge, N. Y. 1903
[Long, John A., deceased.
Long, Joseph B., 2765 Iris St.. River-
side, Cal. 1890
Long, Luther K., Abingdon, Md. 1890
Long, Nathaniel Alvah, Midland City,
R. D. 1, Ala.
[Long, Nicholas M., deceased. 56
xLong, Rensselaer H., Centerburg, Ohio.
Long, Samuel, Midland City, R. D. 1,
Ala. 1896
Long, S. Burman. 608 Willis Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Long, William J., Stamford, Conn. 1899
Longenecker, George W., Neillsville,
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vLongmire, Alfred M.. 122 Intervale
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Longsworth, William H.. 405 Eddy Rd.,
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Lonoehu, Daniel, Laupahoehoe, T. H.
Look, Arnold E., Pr., Ellis College,
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^oomis, Charles W.. 1061 Main St.,
Leominster, Mass. 1888
Loomis, Clarence B., .Sec, Central
Y. M. C. A., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1918
Loomis, Eli R., Olympia, Wash. 1878
Loomis, Herbert F.. Central Union
Church, Honolulu, T. H.
Loomis, Ralph, Dublin, O.
Loomis, Samuel L., 51 Pinebrook Dr.,
Larchmont, N. Y. 1880
Loos, William, 928 6th Ave., E., Duluth,
Minn. 1900
xtLoper, J. V.
Loper, Vere V.. 1101 Marion St.. Den-
ver. Colo. 10
Lord. Albert J.. Meriden. Conn. 32
[Lord, Amos J., deceased. 56
v^ord, Orlando M., HoUiston, Mass. 1889
xLorenz, James F., Newton, N. H.
Lorimer, Allen, Old Greenwich, Conn.
Losey, John B., 1021 Magnolia St..
Pasadena, Cal. 1897
xLott, H. L., p.em., E. Springfield, Pa.
Lotz, James M., Broad & 2d St., Cuya-
hoga Falls, O.
xLoucks, Albert, Dewittville, N. Y.
Vi^oud, Halah H., Hudson, N. H.
^^^oud, Oliver B., Lawrence, 57, Mass.
Louderbough, John J., 876 Park Ave.,
Elizabeth, N. J.
V'Loungway, Ferdinand J., 14 Lakeville
PI., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
[Love, Archibald L., deceased. 56
Love, George W., Brooklin, Me. 1890
Lovejoy, Owen R., Sec, 105 E. 22d St.,
New York City. 1895
Lovell, Hugh P., 990 Woodward Ave.,
Portland, Ore.
'•''Lovell, Moses R., 135 Prospect St.,
Waterbury, Conn. 11
Lovett, Sidney, 500 Audubon Rd., Bos-
ton, Mass.
Low, Oscar W., 3947 Stevens Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Low, Warren F., Colrain, Mass.
ui.owd, Harry S., 28 Church St., Merri-
mac, Mass.
xLowe, Tillman N., Hopewell, Va.
Lower, Willis A., Kiowa, Kan.
Lowry, Paul L., 17971 Hanna Ave.,
Melvindale, Mich.
Lowther, GranviUe, 1817 Shelby St.,
Seattle, Wash. 1914
Lozier, Orville O., 73 Providence St.,
West Warwick, R. I.
Lucas, Alto B., Wayland, Mich.
Lucas, Burton A., Cumberland Center,
Me.
Lucas, Mrs. Carrie V. A., Colwell, la.
Lucas, Oramel W., 1050 Spruce St.,
Berkeley. Cal. 1883
xLucas. Roy E.. Lebanon. Ind.
374 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Luce, Fred L., Ithaca. N. Y. 1887
Luce, Silas P., 710 Bellinger St., Eau
Claire, Wis.
Luce. T. Claire. Stratford. Conn. 1885
Luck. Charles W., bus., Weiser. Ida. 1887
Luckey. Frank R.. p.em., 173 Living-
ston St., New Haven. Conn. 1888
Ludgate, Joseph C, Ev., 605 Ohio St..
Wheaton. 111. 1908
Ludwick. W. E.. 3860 Sheridan Blvd..
Lincoln. Neb. 1883
Luethi. Louis J., Hyde Park, Vt.
Luke, Joshua C, 836 Ackerman Ave.,
Syracuse, N. Y. 1899
Lum. Ko Fong, 610 S. King St., Hono-
lulu, T. H. 273
Lund, Anders G., 14 Victoria Ave.,
Worcester, Mass. 1915
Lund, Edward B., 3653 Collier Ave.,
San Diego, Cal. 1911
Lund, Nils W.. Pf., North Park College,
Chicago, 111. 1916
Lunn, George R., 19 Stratford Rd..
Schenectady. N. Y. 1901
Lunquist. David, Watervliet, N. Y.
Lunsford, Charles P., bus.. Hackle-
burg, Ala. 1894
Lunsford, Charles T., bus.. Hackle-
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Lunsford. John F., Sedgwick. Colo.
xLusk. Charles B.. Kimmell, Ind.
xLuther, Arthur A., Porterville, N. Y. 1929
' Luther, Clair F., Amherst, Mass.
Lutman, Thomas, Humboldt. la.
Lyerly. J. Nevin. 20 W. 18th St.. Du-
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Lyman. E. Fenn, bus., Gerber. Mont. 1899
Lyman. Eugene W., Pf., Broadway and
120th St.. New York City. 11. 13. 1901
Lyman. Frederick B., Naples, Me. 1900
Lyman, Henry M.. 7th & Hewitt Sts.,
San Jacinto, Cal. 1892
Lyman. James K., A.B.C.F.M. 1912
V Lyman. Joseph B.. My., Sandwich.
Mass. 1900
xLynam. Sion M., Freehold, N. Y.
Lynch, Frederick, Ed., 28 E. 10th St..
New York City. 1899
Lynd. S. Edward, 2750 West 8th St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1895
xLynn, Joseph, Russell, Ky. (— )
xLynn, W. I., Berkley, Va. (— )
Lyon, Arthur G., Lake Helen, Fla. 1897
Lyon, Ellsworth, Loda, 111.
Lyon, Everett S., Thompson, Conn.
Lyon, F. Emory, St., 1421 East 58th
St., Chicago, 111. 1895
Lyon, Walter E., Olivet, Mich. 1914
Lyon, Willard Crosby, Box 1036, Gary,
Ind. \
Lyons. John R., dir. R. E.. 530 Berk- I
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, Lytle, James A., East Walpole, Mass. 1901
Lytle, W. Vernon, Pr., Defiance, O. 1915
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MacCallum, Frederick W., A.B.C.F.M. 1890
. MacCallum, Hugh, 14 Hancock Ave.,
Everett, Mass.
MacCallum, J. W., 317 E. Buckhorne
St., Inglewood. Cal. 1893
MacClinchy. Charles W.. 353 Hallock
St.. Jamestown. N. Y. 1901
. MacCoU, John A., Wareham, Mass. 1883
[MacDonald, Fred Alan, deceased. 56
MacDonald, J. A., 5100 The Toledo,
Long Beach, Cal.
\ MacDonald, Joseph C, 173 Moffat Rd.,
Waban, Mass.
MacDonald, Joseph D., Franklin, R. D.
7, Ind.
MacDonald, Robert, 1512 Washington
Ave., Miami Beach, Fla.
MacDonald, Roderick A., Cumberland
Mills, Me. 68
vMacDonald, Rosmond M., 65 Newbury
Ave., Quincy, Mass.
Macdougall, Arthur R., Eastport, Me.
Macdougall, Arthur R., Jr., Bingham,
Me.
MacDowell, Charles S., 155 Ellsworth
St., Bridgeport, Conn.
xMace, David, Orgas, W. Va. (— )
Macfarland, Chas. S., Mountain Lakes,
N. J. 1897
Macintosh, Peter. 1905
Maclver, Miss Virginia, 5115 Fowler
Ave., Cleveland, O. 1929
Mack, Charles A., Granger Homestead,
Canandaigua, N. Y. 1884
Mack, Wm. E., Saugerties, N. Y.
MacKenzie, Aeneas J., 17508 Welland
Ave.. Detroit, Mich.
MacKenzie. H. Lincoln, 6 Hillside Ave.,
Great Neck, L. I., N. Y.
MacKenzie, Hugh S., 2229 W. 109th St.,
Chicago, 111.
Mackenzie, W. Douglas, Pr.em., 82
Gillett St., Hartford, Conn. 38, 1884
.xMackey. L. C. Cato. N. Y. 1903
Mackitarian, Socrates M.. 218A Salem
St.. Salem Depot., N. H.
Macklin, Egbert C, 143-13 85th Dr.,
Jamaica, N. Y.
MacLeod, Alexander B., 269 Mill St.,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
kMacLeod, Roderick, 26 Dartmouth St.,
Lawrence. Mass.
MacLeod. William. R. F. D., Derby,
N. Y.
MacMartin, John E., South Wolfeboro,
N. H. 1917
MacMillan, John H., 727 E. Mahanoy
Ave., Mahanoy, Pa. 1898
MacNair, Everett W.. 822 Cleveland
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V'Macnair, William M., 177 Hancock St.,
Cambridge, Mass.
MacNeil, Donald M., Woodstock, Conn.
MacNeill, A. W., International Falls,
Minn.
MacNeill, Allan, 580 Teaneck Rd.,
Ridgefield Park, N. J.
MacNeill, Samuel M., 243 E. Milwaukee
Ave., Wauwatosa. Wis. 1886
V Macomber, Mary F., Sherborn, Mass.
Macon, Clarence M., 788 Stevens Ave..
Portland. Me.
MacPeck. Frederic V.. 15 Center St..
Little Ferry, N. J.
MacPherson, William A. R., 574 Madi-
son St.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
xMacy, Edward H., 34 Atlantic St., Port-
land, Me. 1901
V-Macy, Paul G., 61 Pearl St., Worcester,
Mass. 12, 13
V Maddaford, John H.. Fairhaven, Mass.
Maddox, Fred E., 1902 Locust St.,
Texarkana, Ark.
Madge, Walter W., 3511 W. 59th St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1881
xMadren, Silas E., Henderson, N. C.
v'Madsen, Albert A., 11 Washington Sq.,
Gloucester, Mass.
Madsen, Niels G., Perry, R. D., N. Y.
Madsen, Mrs. Nora L. T., Perry, R. D.
N. Y.
Madsen, Thorwald B., 243 20th Ave.,
S., Minneapolis, Minn.
Maeda, Kametaro, Ewa, T. H.
Maedche, Chris. E., Bethune. Colo.
Mage, Alexandre, T., Montsouris Sq.,
Paris, France. 1906
Magwood, George N., 852 Oberlin St.,
Portland, Ore.
xMahan, C. N., Willow Hill, 111.
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 375
Mahihila, Daniel P., p.em., Kalau-
papa, T. H. 1892,
Mahn, Lawrence W., 428 W. 6th St.,
Elyria. O. 1898
Mahood, Heber St. Clair, 36 Center St.,
Santa Cruz, Cal.
\/Maier, Henry W., p.em.. Old Willows,
Orleans, Mass. 1893
Maier, Karl K., Gackle. N. D.
Maile, John L., 136 Normandie Ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1872
Makaehu, William, Hanapepe, T. H.
Makapagal, Braulier T., Waimanalo,
T. H.
^Makepeace, F. Barrows, 161 Prospect
St.. Waterbury, Conn. 1873
Malcolm, John W., p.em., 419 Beach
St., Berea, O. 1876
vMallory, Edward D., 44 Crawford St.,
Dorchester, Mass. 1880
Mallows, John Horace, 535 Indian Hill
Blvd., Claremont, Cal.
Malouf, Naseeb M., 5120 34th St., San
Diego, Cal. 1893
Manavian, Garabed M., Fowler, Cal. 1898
Manderson, Francis A., New Haven,
N. Y.
xMangrum, John P., Franklinton, N. C. 1920
Mann, George E., bus., Gaylord, Kan. 1906
*Mann, Horace, 215 Coffeen Ave., Sheri-
dan, Wyo.
Mann, Leland West, A.B.C.F.M. 1925
Mannhardt, Ernest G., 14 Macy Ave.,
White Plains, N. Y. 1890
\^anning, Frederic W., Boylston, Mass.
Manshardt, Clifford, A.B.C.F.M. 1922
Manwell, Augustine P., Gloversville,
N. Y.
^'^anwell, John P., Williamsburg, Mass.
xMaple, George M., R. 1, Richmond
Dale, Ohio.
tMarble, Lloyd E., 23 11th Ave., Haver-
hiU, Mass. 1928
Marcy, Frank L., bus., Milford, Kan. 1901
Mardis, John C, Collbran, Colo.
VMargeson, Guy L., Lunenburg, Mass.
Markham, Henry F., reg., 2916 44th
Ave., PL, Kansas City, Kan. 1880
Markham, R. Finney, A.B.C.F.M. 1920
Markham, Reuben H., A.B.C.F.M. 1912
Marlatt, Homer C, Arriba, Colo.
w-Warple, Stanley, 8 East St., East Wey-
mouth, Mass.
•Marquardt, Albert A., 378 Bay St.,
Springfield, Mass. 1912
\^arquardt, George, 59 Beech St., Clin-
ton, Mass.
Marquardt, Leonard A., 3515 21st Ave.,
So., Minneapolis, Minn.
Marriott, Victor E., Sec, 19 S. La Salle
St., Chicago, 111. 1911
C^arsh, Arba J., 294 Ames St., Law-
rence, Mass.
Marsh, Burton E., Jamaica, Vt.
Marsh. Mrs. Dorothy V., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
V^arsh, Edward L., 18 Cushman Ave.,
East Providence, R. I. 1892
wMarsh. Francis J., Upton. Mass. 1876
Marsh, Fred R., Eustis, Fla.
Marsh, Geo. B., Stowe, Vt. 1916
Marsh, George L. My., Ojai, Cal. 1903
Marsh, Hammond L., 1703 N. Vassar
St., Wichita, Kan. 1886
Marsh, John S., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
Marsh, Lucian J.. St., 829 N. W. 13th St..
Oklahoma City. Okla.. 26, 68, 69, 70, 1904
Marshall, Charles G., Sunnyvale, Cal. 1900
xMarshall, F. M., R. 2, Wallingford, Ky. (— )
Marshall, Millard H., Redvale, Colo. 273
Marshall, W. H. L., 2624 Rockefeller
Ave., Everett, Wash.
tMarshall, William R., deceased. 56
xMarthens, John K., 944 Sycamore St.,
Tiirtle Creek, Pa. 73. 1896
Martignetti. A. M.. 1232 Penn St., Chi-
cago. 111. 1910
»^artin, A. Edward, Phillipston, Mass.
Martin, Arthur J., Glennville, Ga.
Martin, Azel A.. A.B.C.F.M. 1914
Martin, Benj. F., Davenport, la.
Martin, Charles E.. Pf., Polytechnic,
Mont. 1926
Martin, Cyril P., San Rafael, Cal. 1903
Martin, David R., 411 No. St. Paul St..
Austin. Minn.
xMartin, George, 413 S. 8th Ave., Mt.
Vernon, N. Y.
VMartin, Harold E., 35 Main St., Fox-
boro, Mass.
Martin, Harry S., South Windsor, Conn.
Martin. John C, 560 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1888
Martin, John J., Pf., 311 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me. 36, 1903
Martin, John L., 1114 East 11th St.,
Duluth, Minn. 1888
Martin, Michael A., 1227 Monterey
Blvd.. Hermosa Beach. Cal. 1902
xMartin, Miss Nannie, R. 1, Ridgeville,
Ind. 1914
[Martin, Samuel A., deceased.
Martin, Thomas H., Brooks, Me. 1903
xMartin, W. C, Candor, N. C. (— )
Martin, William L., 923 E. Broadway,
Newton, Kan. 1890
Martinez, Lorenzo, 155 Ave. Fernan-
dez Juncos, Santurce, Puerto Rico.
i-Marzolf, William A., 20 Dix St.. Dor-
chester, Mass. 1907
xMason, Alpha A., R. 1, Altoona, Kans. 1912
Mason, Charles E., Mountain Home.
, Ida. 67
TSlason, Eleanor A., 216 Vaughan St..
Portland. Me. 1923
^•IVTason, Henry B.. Beechwood. Mass.
Mason, Horace C, p.em., 7349 16th St.,
N. E., Seattle, Wash. 1889
[Mason, John R., deceased.
Mason, Phillip H., 1729 S. 11th St.,
Milwaukee. Wis. 1888
Masters, J. Howard, 814 Phillips St.,
Marietta. O.
xMatheney. Zona, Hutsonville, VI. 273
Mather, Howard, Minersville, Pa.
Mather, Irvine F.. 708 Lennox St.,
Baltimore, Md.
[Mather, J. Bruce, deceased.
Mathes, George F., Rialto, Cal.
Matheson, Alexander, 3759 Wilton
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1917
v*{athews, B. V., Box 32, Brimfield,
t/Mathews. William B., 212 Hawthorn
St., New Bedford, Mass.
Mathias, Pearl E., South Egremont,
xMatteson, C. E., R. 1, Corinna, Me. (— )
xMatthews, A. D.. R. R., Oriental, N. C. (— )
Matthews, Godfrey, 216 E. Gurley St.,
Matthews.' Harold S., A.B.C.F.M. 1920
Matthews, John H., 2327 44th St.. S.
W., Seattle, Wash.
MWatthews, Newman, Andover, Mass.
Mattos. Manuel G.. Farjardo. Puerto
Rico.
Mattson. Bernard G.. 203 Maple St.,
Manistee, Mich.
Maurer, Irving, Pr., 846 College St.,
Beloit, Wis. 12. 43. 1908
Maurer. Oscar E.. 311 Temple St., New
Haven, Conn. 11, 13, 18, 20. 22
xMay, Abraham W., Crystal Springs, Pa.l890
xMay, Henry W., Warfordsburg, Pa.
376 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Maycroft, Horace E., Lakeview, Mich.
t*Maye, Joseph W. 1911
V Mayer, Mrs. Emily Powell, 44 Green-
leaf Ave., Medford, Mass. 1930
Mayer, Otto, Sec, 22d Floor, 203 N.
Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111. 1918
\,Mayer, Philip F., 44 Greenleaf Ave.,
Medford, Mass. 1930
Mayer-Oakes, Frederick T., 204 Cleve-
land Ave., Whiting, Ind.
Mayer-Oakes, Mrs. Grace E., Beverley
Rd. and E. 19th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1917
t*Mayer-Oakes, S. Robert, Beverley Rd.
and E. 19th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1911
xMayfield, J. H., 1204 N. 25th St., Rich-
mond, Va. ( — )
Maylott, Worthy F., Derby, Conn.
Maynard, Harrison A., A.B.C.F.M. 1908
t/Maynard, Newell C, Pf., 132 Curtis
*" St., West Somerville, Mass. 1907
Mayne, John, 221 E. Erie St., Spring
Valley, 111.
Mayne, Joseph Q., Oskaloosa, la. 273
Mayne, Virgil B., Austinburg, O.
Mayos, Lydia B., Ford, Kan.
Mays, M. Clark, Londonderry, Vt.
McAlister, Milton V., Bar Mills, Me.
VMcAllister, Frank B., 17 Edgewood Rd.,
Lexington, Mass. 1899
McArthur, W. W., 2128 Vine St., Den-
ver, Colo. 1888
xMcAtlee, J. A., Fire Creek, W. Va. (— )
McBride, Arthur A., Sec, 19 So. La
Salle St., Chicago, 111. 1907
McBride, W. Henry, Hampden, Me. 1886
xtMcBrown, H. N.
xtMcBrown, J. H.
xMcCague, Fremont, R. 8, Defiance,
Ohio. 1895
McCague, James A., 5 Hamilton Ter.,
New York City.
McCall, Oswald W. S., 1030 Keeler
Ave., Berkeley, Cal.
McCallum, Archie, 41 Bagley St., Pon-
tiac, Mich. 1911
McCamant, Thomas, Ballantine, Mont.
McCance, William H., Sec, Foreign
Missions Conference, 419 4th Ave.,
New York City.
McCarthy, Samuel R., Livingston,
Mont.
\.-McCartney, Henry R., Rowley, Mass.
McCartney, J. H., 300 Dutton Ave.,
San Leandro, Cal.
xMcCauley, Joseph E., 3206 Grove Ave.,
Richmond, Va.
McClain, John E., Centralia, Kan. 1894
xMcCIain, William A., R. 2, Abilene,
Kans. 1897
xMcClain, W. M., Cary, N. C. (— )
McClary, George S., 528 Joliet St., La
Salle, 111.
xMcClease, J. W., Lily, Ky. (— )
McCleery, Owen L., bus., Overland
Park, Kan. 1895
McClelland, A. Lincoln, Rosendale,
Wis.
McClish, Glade L., Dimkirk, Ind.
McClure, George V., Ashland, Ore.
McClure, Robert W., A.B.C.F.M. 1914
McCoUum, George T., Sec, 19 S. La.
Salle St., Chicago, 111. 40, 1893
tMcComas, Henry C. 1900
V'McConnell, H. Dwight, 476 Varnum
Ave., Lowell, Mass. 273
McConnell, Herbert, 619 Hall St.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
McConnell, Raymond A., 263 President
St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 11, 18
\ McCorison, Joseph L., 27 Golden St.,
Haverhill, Mass.
xMcCorkle, G. K., Box 7, Chillicothe,
Ohio.
McCormack, William E., 15 S. Harri-
son Ave., Aurora, 111.
xMcCoy, A.. Raleigh, N. C. (— )
McCoy, Clifford Clyde, 717 S. 5th St.,
Independence, Kan.
McCoy, John D., 514 N. 9th St., Gads-
den, Ala.
McCoy, Robert C, Almena, Kan.
'„ McCracken, Andrew V., 49 Pleasant
St., Concord, N. H.
McCready, Harry S., Kingston, R. I.
[McCreery, Guy W., deceased. 56
xMcDaniel, R. H., 927 Bryn Mawr Dr.,
Dayton, Ohio. 1873
tMcDonald, C. W. 1900
t*McDonald, James S., Delta, R. D. 2,
Ala. 1906
McDonald, Juett Noble, 461 Ellison St.,
Paterson, N. J.
Y^'McDonald, Lawrence F., Middleboro,
R. 1, Mass. 1904
xMcDonald, Louis B., 209 N. Yellow
Springs St., Springfield, Ohio.
McDougall, George L., 415 N. Grand
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 1901
McDowell, Henry C, My., Angola,
Africa. 1917
McDowell, Henry M., Colfax, Wash.
McDowell, William D., 212 W. 6th St.,
Aberdeen, Wash.
>^McDuffee, Charles B., Cliftondale,
Mass.
McElhiney, Charles H., Lincoln, Me.
VAlcElroy, Katherine, Pf., Wellesley
College, Wellesley, Mass.
McElveen, William T., 16 Hillcrest,
N. E., Atlanta, Ga. 12, 67
McGee, Clyde M., 1755 W. 103d St.,
Chicago, 111. 40
McGiffert, Arthur C, Dobbs Ferry,
N. Y. 1888
McGiffert, Arthur C, Jr., Pf., 5757
University Ave., Chicago, 111. 1917
McGowan, Osborne H., 2107 Pogue
Ave., Cincinnati, O. . 1899
McGregor, Ernest F., Norwalk, Conn. 31
Mclntire, William A., Danby, Vt.
Mcintosh, James W., 14 Park St., St.
Johnsbury, Vt.
Mclntyre, Daniel, Boscawen, N. H.
*--^cKay, Claude A., 108 Maplewood
Ter., Springfield, Mass. 13
McKay, Henry T., Pyriton, R. D. 1,
Ala. 1880
McKay, Richard A., R. D. 1, Tallassee,
. Ala.
VMcKee, Sidney, Great Harrington.
Mass. 1909
McKeeman, James A., Ainsworth, Neb.
xMcKeen, Silas H., Lakemont, N. Y. 1895
McKeever, Otto D., Lee, 683 Vernon
Rd., Columbus, O. 1893
McKeith, Alfred B., 1045 Prairie Ave.,
Beloit, Wis.
McKeith, David, Jr., 7400 Phillips Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
McKeith, George R., Medford, Wis.
VKlcKenzie, Alexander L., 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 20, 1906
xMcKenzie, James, Hill, N. H. (— )
McKinley, Charles E., St., 1021 Hospital
Trust Bldg., Providence, R. I.
27, 31, 70, 1894
McKinley, Geo. A., Lake View, la.
xMcKinney, George, R. 3, Noble, 111.
McKinney, Samuel T., 612 College St.,
Fort Worth, Tex.
xMcKnight, William Q., My., 41 Karahir
Cho, Sendai, Japan.
[McLane, William W., deceased. 57
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 377
McLaughlin, Arthur R., 890 W. 3d St.,
Dubuque, la.
McLaughlin, Robert W., Newagen, Me.
1895
McLean, Thomas D., 4512 Oregon St.,
San Diego, Cal. 1893
McLeod, Robert G., Pawlet, Vt.
tMcLeod. Thomas B., New York City 1873
McLouth, John D., Addison, Mich. 1926
A\ McMaster, Edward A., Williamstown,
■jj^ Mass.
xMcMichael. W. C, New Brighton, N. Y. 1926
McNary, Geo. W., Little Falls, Miim.
xMcNeal, Ross W., R. 7, Eaton, Ohio.
xMcNeal, William E., 1110 N. Dallas St.,
Baltimore, Md. (— )
McNeil, Frederick, My., Mattawam-
keag. Me. 1909
WMcNeill, William J., Royalston, Mass.
xMcNew, Z., Adrian, Tex. 1874
tMcNier, William K. 1908
V/'McPherson, Neil, p. em., 18 Norfolk St.,
Springfield, Mass. 1894
McQuarrie, Neil P., Stuart, Fla. 1883
McQuary, Rodney L., 4511 Colfax Ave.,
So., Minneapolis, Minn.
McQueen, Thomas C, Baudette, Minn.
McRae, Isaac, 2433 E. 3d St., Long
Beach, Cal. 1894
McRae, Matthew N., 403 High St.,
Greensboro, N. C.
McSkimming, D. D., 1022 E. Frederic
St., Pampa, Tex. 1889
tMcVey, Charles H. 1914
McWhorter, Andrew T., Augusta, Me.
Meacham, Frank T., Grinnell, la. 1917
xMeacham, W. T., Roanoke, Ala.
xMeadows, Fay Le, R. 1, Dayton, Ohio,
xl^eadows, J. W., R. 1, Louisville, N. C. 72
xMeadows, T. H., Muses Mills, Ky. 72, (— )
%-Means, Oliver W., 44 Forest St., Hart-
ford, Conn. 1888
Mears, Charles L., 7747 Ivanhoe St.,
La Jolla, Cal. 44
Meckel, Ezra, East Troy, Wis. 273
Meckel, Silas A., 5500 Stevens Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Meckel, Theophilus, Ree Heights, S. D.
Medlar. William H., 1125 Grand Con-
course, New York City. 1885
Meek, Frederick M., Biddeford, Me.
Meeker, Charles H., 1288 Montgomery
Ave., Muskegon, Mich.
Meer, John, Box 447, Scotland, S. D.
l/Megathlin, Henry G., Brookfield Cen-
ter, Conn.
Meikle, Alexander M., iSec, First
Congregational Church, Detroit,
Mich. 29, 1911
Meinzer, William L., 3285 Elm Ave.,
Long Beach, Cal. 1899
Mellinger, Asa W., Columbia, Conn.
Mellott, Edward F., Hopkinton, N. Y.
Mellott, Irvine L., 2442 W. York St..
Blue Island, 111.
Menzi, Ernest U., Box 20, Oberlin, O. 1897
Mercer, Arthur, Guilford, R. F. D. 2,
Conn. 1901
Mercer, Phillip, Box 210, Alton, 111. 1918
Merchant, Irving Keith, 432 So. Taylor
St., South Bend, Ind. 1915
Merchant, Mylon D., Ch., U. S. A.,
Hawaiian Dept., Ft. Shafter, T. H. 1914
Merlino, Giuseppe, 17 Belmont St.,
Newton, Mass. 1901
Merriam, Charles W., 549 College Ave.,
S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 10
^Merriam, Elwyn D., Ontario, N. Y.
Mierriam, Frank N., Millbury, R. D.,
Mass.
Merriam, George Ernest, Homer, N. Y.
Merrifield, Roy W., 212 W. 3d St.,
Muscatine, la.
\^
Merrill, Boynton, 3 Winthrop St., West
Newton, Mass.
Merrill, Charles C, Sec, 287 4th Ave.,
New York City. 15, 1897
Merrill, George A., 31 High St., Little-
ton, N. H.
Merrill, George P., Wabasha, Minn.
Merrill, John E., A.B.C.F.M. 1909
Merrill, Lyman H., Greenwich, R. D. 1,
Conn.
Merrill, Randolph S., 40 Foster St.,
Newtonville, Mass.
Merrill, William C, p.ern., 126 W. 9th
St., Claremont, Cal. 1884
Merritt, James I., New York City. 1913
Merritt, Robert F., Platteville, Wis.
Merry, Isaac James, Pownall, Me. 1903
Mertins, C. A., Sedgwick, Colo.
Mertins, Franz G., 5208 Winona St.,
Chicago, 111.
Meserve, Howard C, Tyler Library,
Milford, Conn. 1903
[Meserve, I. Curtis, deceased. 57
Meske, F. L. V., P. O. Box 135. Cleve-
land, O. 1891
Mesner, Charles W., East Canaan,
Conn.
Metcalf, Arthur, El Paso, R. D. 1.
Box 183a, Tex. 1887
Metcalf, Harlan P., 20 River St., Madi-
son, O.
Metcalf, Irving W., 167 N. Professor
St., Oberlin, O. , 1882
Metcalf, John M. P., 1725 17th St., N.
W., Washington, D. C. 1888
Metcalf, Walter, 2203 Florida Ave.,
Tampa, Fla.
xMetsker, Denver C, Losantville, Ind.
Metzger, Eraser, dean, Rutgers Uni-
versity, New Brunswick, N. J. 1895
Mevis. Martin F., 625 Grove St., St.
Petersburg, Fla. 1893
Meyer. Frank J., 74 E. 28th St., Port-
land, Ore. 1910
Meyer, Frederick A., 82 Main St.,
Newport, Vt.
Meyer, Harry L., 4715 21st Ave., N. E..
Seattle, Wash.
Meyer, William F., Pf., Fairmont, Ind. 1916
[Michael, George, deceased. 57
Michael, Harold L., Hampton, la.
xMickey, Frank, Clarksville, Pa. 73, 1927
xMidgett, W. S., Box 1-A, Douglas Park,
Norfolk, Va. (— )
Miettinen, Lauri P., Harrison, Me.
Miles, Arthur W., Williamsburg, la.
xMiles, E., Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Miles, Edgar W., 241 Home Ave., Oak
Park, 111.
Miles, Harry R., Sec, 287 4th Ave.,
New York City. 13, 24, 25, 1896
Miles, Herbert A., 312 Erickson St.,
Muskegon, Mich.
Miles, John M., 816 Palmetto St.,
Chattanooga, Term.
Milford, Harry, Elmwood, 111.
Millar, Morgan, Warsaw, N. Y. 1902
Millar, William, East Hardwick, Vt.
Millard. William B., 2323 W. 111th PI..
Chicago, 111. 1893
Miller, Albert C, Yankton, S. D. 1892
t*Miller, Albert R. H., 190 Owasco Rd.,
Auburn, N. Y. 1909
Miller, Carleton B., Battle Creek, Mich.
Miller, Charles G., Glasgow, Mont.
Miller. Charles W., A.B.C.F.M. 1923
MiUer. Clifford L., 110-15 New York
Ave., Jamaica, N. Y.
Miller, Dudley J., Baldwin, Mich.
[Miller, Elisha W., deceased. 57
tMiller, Miss Frances E., 415 N. New
Hampshire Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 1906
Miller, Fred, Yoder, Wyo.
378 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Miller, George Mahlon, 1058 E. 21st St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 11
Miller, Gerald F., Westfield, Vt.
Miller, Harvey V., P. O. Box 567,
^ Martinez, Cal.
^miller, Jason G., Medfield, Mass.
Miller, J. Clarence, Bound Brook, N. J.
Miller, J. Wood, 856 Belden Ave., Chi-
cago, 111. 1872
V/ Miller, John H., 41 Maple St., Stone-
ham, Mass.
Miller, John P., tr., 4016 Columbus
Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. 29, 68, 1875
Miller, John S., Waterport, R. D. 2,
N. Y. 1912
Miller, Lewis L., 615 S. Main St.,
South Brewer, Me.
tMiller, Malcolm F.
Miller, Orley L., 1223 Jackson St.,
Amarillo, Tex. 1909
xMiller, O. W., Globe, Ky. (— )
Miller, Paris E., So. Freeport, Me. 1895
Miller, Ray H., Redfield, S. D.
Miller, W. J. H., 556 E. Ave., 28, Los
Angeles, Cal. 1907
xMiller, William V., R. 1, Lynchburg,
Ohio. 1903
Miller, Willie G., Crestview. R. D. 1,
Fla.
Milligan, John A., bus., 910 Mill St.,
Porterville, Cal. 1883
Milliken, Charles D., Eucalyptus Path,
Berkeley, Cal. 1892
xMilliken, H. A., R. 1, Wellston, Ohio.
Millinger, Walter Harold, York Village,
Me.
Mills, Charles L., 326 Home Ave., Oak
Park, 111. 1892
Mills, Charles S., 36 Gillett St., Hart-
ford, Conn. 6. 11, 20, 24, 25 1885
Mills, George S., 1071 Hillstone Rd.,
Cleveland Heights, O., 1895
[Mills, Harlow S., deceased. 57
Mills, Herbert L., 414 North 39th St.,
Omaha, Neb. 1903
Mills, Ross S., Newton, R. D., la.
xMills, Zelma B., R. 2, Lynn, Ind.
Milne, Charles P., Pullman, Wash.
Milne, George, 439 Pine St.. Chilli-
cothe. 111.
Milne, William B., Clear Lake, la.
xMilteer. J. H., 16 Oak St., New Bern,
N. C. 72
Minacuchi, Yutaka, Peacham, Vt.
Minchin, William J., 1141 Fresno Ave.,
Berkeley, Cal. 1896
Miner, Harry B., 22 Walsingham St.,
Walsall Staffs, England. 1929
[Miner, Henry A., deceased.
VMinich, Roy L.. 131 Summer St., Mai-
den, Mass.
[Minnis, Thomas W., deceased. 57
xMinton. Wilson P., Sec, Residence: 318
Edgar Ave., Dayton, Ohio; Office:
C. P. A. Bldg., Dayton, Ohio. 14, 15, 1910
Mmty, William A., 348 E. 50th St.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1901
Misamore, Owen G., Lexington, O.
xMishler, Miss Jennie, Leaf River. 111. 1901
[Mitchell, Charles C, deceased. 58
>/Mitchell, Charles L., 4 Summit Ave..
Winchester. Mass. 1871
Mitchell, Cyprus R., New Haven,
Conn. 1911
Mitchell, E. Knox, Jr., Main St.. Sims-
bury. Conn.
Mitchell. Edwin K.. Pf. em., 43 Farm-
ington Ave.. Hartford. Conn. 12, 38, 1886
Mitchell. Frank, 2301 Philadelphia St.,
W., Detroit, Mich. 1894
Mitchell, George E., 803 Niosho St.,
Emporia, Kan.
^Mitchell, J. Lee. 22 Peck St.. Attleboro,
Mass.
Mitchell, Mrs. Mary Hesler, Bonesteel,
S. D.
Mitchell, Richard L., Ev., 555 Elmwood
Ave., Evanston, 111. 1919
~" Mix, Clifton H., 1 Kensington Heights,
Worcester, Mass. 1902
Mix. Ralph H., bus., Springdale. Conn. 1910
tMiyazaki. T., California.
Moats. Mrs. Annie C. Steele. R. D. 3,
Ala. 1922
xMoats, M. M., Mill Creek, W. Va.
[Mobbs, Horatio M., deceased.
t*Moberg, Thure E., 8 E. Burton Ave.,
Salt Lake City, Utah. 1923
VMock. Charles W., No. Falmouth, Mass.
Moe, William C. H., Guilford, Conn.
Moede. O. F.. Rochester. Wis.
Moffat, T. Aird, 109 Greeves St., Kane.
Pa. 13
xMoffltt, D. Rufus. Coleridge, N. C.
Mohler, Charles I., St., Box 247, Hum-
acao, Puerto Rico. 70, 1908
Mohr. August D.. Monroe. la. 1921
Moku, Moses. Waiohinu, T. H.
Moland, L. G., Clintonville, Wis.
Moncol, Andrew J., 4228 Cyril Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
Monosmith, Albert W., Eagle Butte,
S. D.
Monroe, Alex., 4606 Terrace Dr., San
Diego, Cal. 1880
xMont. Robert R.. 55 E. 101st St.. New
York. N. Y. (— )
Montgomery. Royal J., dir. R. E.,
Grinnell, la. 67. 1907
Moody. Calvin B.. p.em.., 110 W. 67th
St. Ter., Kansas City, Mo. 1880
Moody, Harold W., Hart. Mich.
Moody. I. E., 444 Maria Ave., St. Paul.
Minn. 1899
xMoody, Laura, Galena. Kans. 1884
Moody. Paul Dwight. Pr., Middlebury.
Vt. 43. 1912
Moomjian. Gostan. My., Newburyport.
Mass. 1887
Moon. Orrin D.. 123 Linden Blvd..
Brooklyn. N. Y. 1891
Moore. Adna W.. 409 S. Tejon St.. Col-
orado Springs. Colo.
Moore. Arthur A., Ryan, la.
Moore, Charles A., 8 Broadway, Ban-
gor Me. 24
Moore, Charles D., 1073 12th Ave.. S. E..
Minneapolis, Minn.
Moore. Edward C, Pf., 21 Kirkland St.,
Cambridge, Mass. 1884
Moore, Edward W. Greene. Me. 1908
Moore. Frank L.. .Sec. 19 S. La Salle
St., Chicago, 111. 26, 1892
Moore, George, 22 Franklin Ter., Irv-
ington, N. J.
[Moore, George F., deceased. 58
Moore, James A. G., 106 Highland
Vi Ave.. Ithaca N. Y. 1917
'^ Moore, John, 51 Sparhawk St., Ames-
bury, Mass.
Moore, John Frank, Manchester, la.
Moore, Leon, 666 King St., Denver,
Colo.
Moore, Thomas J., 301 Lincoln St.,
Concord, N. C.
xMoore, W., Coalton, Ky. (— )
Moore, Walter Howard, 4440 Magoun
Ave., East Chicago, Ind.
xMoore, W. H., Magnolia, Va. (— )
Moore, William Newton, Box 68.
R. D. 2, New London, O.
xMoore, Wilson C, Dover, Del. 1915
Moorhouse, Charles H., Conway, N. H.
xMoorhouse, Frank, 220 10th St.,
Traverse City, Mich. 1892
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 379
Moorland, Jesse E., 183 S. Oxford
St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1891
Moos, Bernhard, Gregory, S. D.
Morach, Jacob, Box 407, Ritzville,
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Morain, Jesse L., 1041 S. Gramercy Dr.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1905
Moran, J. W., Carbondale, 111.
Mordecai, Trevor, Comer Bldg., Bir-
mingham, Ala.
More, James H., 5469 7th Ave., Los
Angeles, Cal.
Morecombe, Fred G., 9109 85th Drive,
Woodhaven, L. L, N. Y. 13
Morgan, Caradoc J., Sauk Centre,
Minn.
—-Morgan, Charles L., p.em., 98 Payson
Rd., Belmont, Mass. 1876
VMorgan, Garfield, 42 Basset St.. Lynn,
Morgan, J. Greyham, Glencoe, Minn.
Morgan, J. Richmond, Waterloo, la.
xMorgan, Joseph F., Berkley, Norfolk,
Va.
Morgan, Joseph G., 8008 Jones Rd.,
Cleveland, O.
[Morgan, Lewis J., deceased.
Morgan, Matthias D., Decatur, R. D. 3,
Ala. 1922
Morgan, Raymond, 518 Mott Ave.,
Flint, Mich. 1925
Morgan, Riley E., Wheatland, Wyo. 71
Morgan, Roy B., Lacon, 111.
Morgan, Walter A., 1615 Washington
Blvd., Chicago, 111. 10, 40
Morrell, Herbert B., Orient, L. I.,
N. Y.
Morrill, Ernest E., Albion, Neb.
xMorrill, Mrs. Frieda K., 185 Pleasant
Ave., Portland, Me.
Morris, Ebenezer J., 190 S. Hancock
St., Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Morris, Joseph S., Ft. Atkinson, Wis.
Morris, Russell R., Middle Haddam,
Conn.
Morris, William G., Farmdale, R. D.,
Ohio. 1918
Morrison, Frederick W., bus., 512 S.
5th St., San Jose, Cal. 1918
Morrison, George M., 461 Highland St.,
Pasadena, Cal. 1892
Morrison, John A., Limerick, Me.
xMorrison, J. T., 3017 Williams Ave.,
Newport News. Va. (— )
Morriss, Frank E., 2107 Henderson St.,
Dallas Tex.
Morrow! Fred R., 101 N. 23d St., Cor-
vallis. Ore.
xMorrow, George W., lee, 635 Atkinson
Ave., Detroit, Mich. 1889
Morrow, Horace E., Harvey, N. D.
Morse. Charles H., 7 Orient St., St.
Johnsbury, Vt. 1884
Morse, Edgar L., Durand, Wis. 1879
Morse, James K., Grand & Fairmont
Aves., Hackensack, N. J. 273
N^orson. Robert R., Palmer, Mass.
xMorton, Bruce W.. Stouffville, Ont. 1927
xMorton, Edgar, Stouffville, Ont.
•-■Morton, Howard A., 71 Farragut Rd.,
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Morton, Norris T., 90 Camp St.. Provi-
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VMorton, Richard K.. Goddard Ave.,
Rockland, Mass.
Morton, Wm. Henry, 4313 Berwick Ave.,
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Moseley, Henry, 523 Meigs St.. Roches-
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^•^oseley, John H., Saundersville, Mass.
tMoses, Elliot L. 1906
Moses, Leonard H., 114 Evergreen
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Moss, Frank G.. 291 S. Marengo Ave..
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Mosshammer, Alden, 211 W. 56th St.,
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Mossman, G. Elmer, Scarboro, Me.
xMossman, W. Scott, R. 1, Cheshire,
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Moulton, Warren J., Pr., 331 Hammond
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Mounts, Lewis H., T., Ballard School,
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VMousley. William H., Lee, Mass.
Mowbray, Henry B., Demorest, Ga.
Moxie, Charles H.. R. F. D. 1, Des
Moines, la. 1886
Moya, Jesus M., Box 141, Grants, N. M.
[Mudie, Howard, deceased.
Muellen, Herman, 215 Miller St., Michi-
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Mueller, Samuel A.. 1102 N. Monticello
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t*Muhonen, Alexander. 1914
Mulder, William A., Twinsburg, O.
MuUenbach, James, bw5., 36 S. Franklin
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/Mulnix, Andrew H., 327 Faneuil St.,
Brighton, Mass.
Mundell, Charles S., bus., 1690 69th
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Munger, Earle A.. Pf., 1200 Ellis Ave..
Ashland, Wis. 1904
*Munroe, Oliver H., East Andover,
N. H.
Munton, John T., Angel's Camp, Cal.
Murphy. Charles G., Sec, 410 Barkley
Bldg., Lincoln. Neb. 21. 1891
Murphy, Lawrence E., Durand, Wis.
Murphy, Thomas F., 765 E. 25th St., N.,
Portland, Ore. 1883
Murray, Edward W., St. Ignace, Mich. 1897
Mursell, George R., 3053 Svmset Dr.,
Columbus, O. 1927
Murtfeldt, Frank W., 512 Plant St.,
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Musil, John, 3232 W. 82d St., Cleve-
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Muste. Abraham J., dir., Brookwood
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Mutch, William J., Pf., Ripon, Wis. 1885
Muttart, Wm. L., Hampton, Conn.
Myers, Benj. F.. 1371 No. Gordon St..
Pomona, Cal. 1896
Myers, Charles Haven, Friday Harbor,
San Juan Island, Wash. 1909
Myers, Elmer H., Pf., 300 E. 15th St.,
Yankton, S. D. 1905
Myers, Eugene H., Sloan, la.
xMyers, Fred C, R. 11, Anderson, Ind. 1880
Myers, Harry W., Jr., 1551 E. Mont-
gomery Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
xMyers, J. W., R. 4, Frankfort, Ind. (— )
:' Myers, Lester G., Mansfield, Mass.
Myers, Virgil E., Box 62, Lodi, O.
Nagata, Samuel, 574 S. Los Angeles St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1918
Nansen, J. Alfred, 1305 N. Hamlin Ave.,
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xNash, Mrs. Charlotte E., Ev., R. 4, Box
542-F, Overland, Mo. 1914
Nash. George W., Pr., Yankton, S. D.
21, 70, 1921
Nation, Henry C, 1439 Hubbard St.,
Jacksonville, Fla. 1909
Nauss, Earl F., 6 Summer St., Nashua,
N. H. 32
Naylor, B. Dent. 610 Mill St., Porter-
ville, Cal.
xNeagles, Miss Flora M., p.em., 80 Sils-
bee St.. Lynn, Mass. 1915
[Neal, Burton Y., deceased. 58
Neal, F. Jefferson, 130 Eastern Promen-
ade, Portland. Me.
380 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Neeld, George A., 87 Main St., St.
Johnsbury, Vt. 32
xNeese, J. L., R. 2, Greensboro, N. C.
Neilson, Mclnnes, bus., 517 S. Murtland
Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 1899
Nellor, Charles H., bus., 402 E. 46th
St., N. Portland, Ore. 1901
Nelson, A. Calvin, R. 6, Clanton, Ala.
Nelson, Andrew G., Sugar Grove, R. D.
3, Pa. 1876
Nelson, Charles Adolphus, Canton,
China. 1892
xNelson, C. G., Athol, Kans. 14, 67, 1908
Nelson, Gustave W., 500 Flint St., Port-
land, Ore. 1893
Nelson, Henry R., 2524 E. 22d St.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1910
xNelson,'!. M., Harts, W. Va. 72, (— )
Nelson, J. Homer, Bar Harbor, Me.
V Nelson, John R., 156 Porter St., Mel-
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Nelson, Paul E., 409 1st Ave., Sterling,
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Nelson, Roscoe, Windsor, Conn.
Nemenz, Andrew, p. em., 60 Graham
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tNesbakken, Engebret, Norway. 1918
Nevala, Samuel, 40 Beech St., Newport,
N. H.
t*Nevers, Harold L., 505 S. Union St.,
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Newberry, Charles E., Kirkland, Wash.
[Newcomb, Aaron S., deceased.
Newcomb, Edward H., Kittery Point,
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Newell, Arthur F., Blair, Neb.
Newell, Henry C, Pr., Demorest, Ga.
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Newell, Horatio B., 131 W. 8th St.,
Claremont. Cal. 1887
Newey, Paul S., 2501 N. Racine Ave.,
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Newland, Eddy C, Chadron, Neb.
Newlin, Neal D., 704 High St., Hamil-
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xNewman, C. E., Virgilina, Va.
xNewman, J. U., Pf., Elon College, N.C. 1883
xNewman, Nathaniel G., Holland, Va. 12
Newman, William Iver, Box 876, Buena
Park, Cal.
t*Newport, M. F., Box 524, Cheyenne,
, Wyo. 1896
V Newton, D. Augustine, p.em., 26 Church
St., Westboro, Mass. 30, 1882
Newton, Harry J., 266 Alden Ave., New
Haven, Conn. 32
[Newton, Howell E., deceased. 58
Newton, J. Edward, 92 Barnett St.,
New Haven, Conn. 31
Newton, James W., Union, N. H.
tNewton, Milton M. 1928
Newton, R. Esten, Box 27, Pomona,
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Nichols, Edward G., American Mis-
sion, Dindigul, Madura, India. 1928
Nichols, George T., Grant, Neb.
V- Nichols, Jesse G., So. Hadley, Mass.
Nichols, John R., 2201 Sherman Ave.,
Evanston, 111. 12, 40, 1883
Nichols, John T., Ellington, Conn.
Nicholson, Wesley G., 1989 Westwood
Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.
Nickerson, John, Sleepy Eye, Minn.
Nicol, Duane M., 3352 N. Narragansett
. Ave., Chicago, 111.
Vi^icolas, William H., 180 Bradstreet
Ave., Revere, Mass. 273
Niedringhaus, Frederick W., 721 E. 2d
St., Tucson, Ariz.
Nightingale, Abram, Crossville, Tenn. 70
Nightwine, Leonard S., Falmouth,
Mass.
Nilson, Paul E., A.B.C.F.M. 1618
Nissen, Neil, bus., 312 Breeley Ave.,
Webster Groves, Mo. 1907
xNixon, Everett, 721 S. Courtland Ave.,
Kokomo, Ind.
Nixon, Joshua S. B., Fessenden, N. D. 1912
Noble, Charles, pf.em,, 1101 Clifton St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C. 1873
xNoble. Phineas S., R. 1, Haxtun, Colo. 1892
V Noon, Philo G., Centerville, Mass.
Norcross, Geo. D., Dayton, Tenn. 1913
Nordlund, Anders A., Georgetown,
Conn.
Norenberg, Jess H., Sparta, Wis.
Norfleet, A. L., Pittsfield, 111.
Norris, John W., Northampton, R. D. 1,
Mass. 1894
Norris, Russell O., Clinton, N. Y. 1930
North, Stanley U., Briarcliff Manor,
N. Y. 12
North, Walter H., 224 W. 62d St. Ter.,
Kansas City, Mo. 10
Northrop, Byron W., Baxter, la.
[Northrop, Charles A., deceased. 68
Northrop, Edward A., Aquebogue,
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xNorthrop, Leon, Brockton, N. Y.
Norton, Edwin C, Pf., 145 W. 7th St., <
Claremont, Cal. 1884
Norton, Milton J., Earlville, R. D., 111.
Norton, William H., Bloomer, Wis.
^ Noss, Frederick B., 118 Main St., And-
over, Mass.
Nourse, D. Elmer, Freewater, Ore.
Nowell, Thomas, Bryant, S. D.
Noyce, George T., Fontanelle, la.
Noyce, Ralph B., Atlantic, la.
WNoyes, Edward M., p.em., 14 Crystal
St., Newton Centre, Mass. 12, 30
\ Noyes, Frank I., Manomet, Mass.
LfNoyes, Frederick B., North Hampton,
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V'Noyes, Henry H., Hardwick, Mass.
Nuetzmann, Herman, Ritzville, Wash.
Nugent, Thomas E., Valley City, N. D.
VNunn, Robert A., 33 Forest St., Med-
ford, Mass. 1912
xNutt, E. J., 797 N. Park St., Columbus,
Ohio. (-)
V *Nutter, Virbrook, Warehouse Point,
Conn.
Nutting, John D., My., 9277 Amesbury
Ave., Cleveland, O. 1885
Nutting, Wallace, bus., 24 Vernon St.,
Framingham, Mass. 1889
Nuuhiwa, Solomon D., Hauula, T. H. 1897
Nye, Dewitt C, Algona, Wash. 1920
Nye, G. B., Hysham, Mont. 1917
Nye, William H., Hotel Henshaw,
Omaha, Neb. 1916
Nyhan, Joseph E., bus., 5227 Dorchester
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1909
Nyrop, J. Chris, Brule, Neb.
Oakes, B. S., Box 52, Mayland, Tenn. 1888
Oakes, Clay O., bus., 209 E. Sheridan
Ave., Kingfisher, Okla. 1911
Oakes, Isaac L., Walsh, Colo. 1895
Oakes, William M., Pierce City, Mo.
Oakley, E. Clarence, 2364 Bryant St.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 1881
Obenhaus, Herman, St., 19 S. La Salle
St., Chicago, 111. 26, 67, 1893
Obenhaus, Victor, Euclid Ave. & Cor-
nell Rd., Cleveland, O. 1929
Oberlin, Clarence D., 212 W. 3d St.,
Rochester, Mich.
[O'Brien, James P., deceased. 58
Ogawa, K., Pf., Tokyo, Japan. 1920
Ogg, Wm. D., Sierra Madre, Cal. 1899
Ogren, Andrew J., 14 Highlawn Rd.,
Brattleboro, Vt.
xO'Hara, Heber, Lakemont, N. Y.
tOhmura, Masayoshi. 273, 1931
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 381
Ojala, Andrew. R. D. 1, Box 68, Brush
Prairie. Wash. 1910
Okamoto, Kakichi, Waimea, T. H.
Okumura, Takie. P. O. Box 894, Hono-
lulu. T. H.
yoidfield. Harry L.. 26 Lathrop St., West
Springfield, Mass.
Oldfield, W. Judson, 52 Linden Ave.,
Long Beach, Cal. 1920
xOlds, A., South Norfolk. Va. (— )
Olds, C. Burnell, A.B.C.F.M. 1901
Oliver, Samuel N., Muskegon, Mich.
yOliver, William B., 17 Nahant St.,
Lynn, Mass.
Ollech, Herman, Bayard. Neb.
Ollis, Fred W., Buffalo, Wyo.
Olmstead. Charles, p.em., 223 W. 4th
St., Fulton, N. Y. 1883
Olmstead, Duncan McD., Lisle, N. Y.
Olmstead, Julian H., 6th and E Sts.,
Perris, Cal.
Olmstead, Nirum P., 411 Juniper St.,
Brainerd, Minn.
Olsen, Oscar L., Castine, Me.
Olson. Herman, 421 N. Fairmont St.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Omo. Harvey T., Laverne, Okla. 1914
*0'Neil, W. B. H., Lake Mill, Wis.
O'Neill, Charles A., Nekoosa, Wis.
O'Neill, Mrs. Dora, St. Lawrence, S. D. 1912
O'Neill, Joseph T., St. Lawrence, S. D.
O'Neill, William B., 85 Emerson St.,
Utica, N. Y.
Opsal, Tobias B., 383 Cleveland St.,
Orange, N. J.
Orchard, John, bus., Dickinson, N. D. 1892
[xOrebaugh, John C, deceased. 58
[xOren, E. D., deceased. 59
xOren, Jesse I., R. 4, Muncie, Ind.
v-Orr, Howard W., Wilbraham, Mass.
Orr, James B., bus., 7520 Ney Ave.,
Oakland, Cal. 1889
Orth, Andrew P., 635 Pilgrim PI., Clare-
mont, cal. 1887
Orton, Richford D., Hayward, Wis.
xOsborn, G. R., Daleville, Ind. 72
Osborn, William M., Sanborn, N. D.
Osborne, Cyrus A., Pf., 44 N. Ash-
land Blvd., Chicago, 111. 13, 40, 1895
Osborne, Earl C, Ellsworth, Me.
xOsborne, J. T., 33 Oak St., New Bern,
N. C. (-)
Osborne, Naboth, Burlington, la. 1900
Osgood, Charles S., 308 Battle Ave.,
White Plains, N. Y.
Osgood, Lucian E., Penney Farms,
Fla. 1891
Osgood, Robert S., Pf., 103 Merriam
St., Walla Walla, Wash. 1898
Oshimo, Raymond, Pf., Doshisha Univ.,
Kyoto, Japan. 1927
Osmun, Miss Nelle M., 1729 Boyleston
Ave., Seattle, Wash. 1913
Osten-Sacken, F., 2629 7th St., So.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1892
Ostrander, Clinton E., Whitewater, Wis.
Otto, Richard, Gering, Neb.
[Ousley, Benj. F., deceased. 59
xOverby, E., 612 Hall Road, Berkley, Va.(— )
Overmyer, John W., Lucas, R. D., O. 1911
*Owen, George D., Ormond, Fla.
^-Owen, George W., 40 Oak St., Hyde
Park, Mass.
Owen, Hugh T., Dupree, S. D.
^— Owen, J. Herbert, Worthington, Mass.
Owen, John David, Fair Haven, Vt.
Owen, Llewelyn A., R. D. 2, Poland, O.
Owen, T. Newton, Eastport, Me.
W)wen, W. Moreton, 22 Marion Ave.,
Waterbury, Conn.
Owens, Edmund, Loomis, Cal.
Owens, J. Franklin, Wilder, Vt.
tOwens, Thomas J. 1914
Oxley, Charles G., 1432 6th Ave., E.,
Cedar Rapids, la. 1893
WOxnard, Henry E., Southboro, Mass.
wPackard, Harrison L., 20 Shaffner St.,
Worcester, Mass. 29
Packard, Herbert L., Crown Point,
N. Y.
^Packard, J. Roy, 113 Union St., East
Walpole, Mass.
Packard, N. Luther, R. F. D. 1, Arvin,
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Packer, Percival C, Mott, N. D.
Paddock, Edward A., Pn., R. F. D. 1,
Weiser, Ida. 1867
Page, Edward H., 707 Hope St., Provi-
dence, R. I. 1922
VPage, Frederick H., Pr., 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 27, 31, 68, 1893
[Page, Harlan, deceased. 59
xPage, Miss Jennie, Lakemont, N. Y. 1898
*Page, John C, 536 So. Hope St., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1901
xPage. N. H., Holly Springs, N. C. (— )
[xPage, Robert W., deceased. 59
Page, Wesley E., Jericho Center, Vt.
Paille, Charles E., Canandaigua, R. D.
4, N. Y.
Painter, Harry M., Winslow, Wash.
Paisley, John O., Norwich, Vt.
Palmer, Albert W., Pr., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111. 37, 1904
Palmer, Burton M., Saratoga, Cal.
Palmer, Clay E., 1848 Moss St., Eugene,
Ore.
tPalmer, E. Burton. 1911
Palmer, Edwin C, 933 Jefferson St.,
. Muskegon Heights, Mich. 1923
^Palmer, Frank H., 45 West St., Brain-
tree, Mass. 1880
xPalmer, George A., Crown Hill, W. Va.l926
Palmer, Harry, 4972 E. 84th St., Cleve-
land, O. 1893
xPalmer, Stephen G., Sharon, Mass. 1897
Palmer, Willard H., Sec, 95 Exchange
St., Portland, Me. 68, 1903
tPalmquist, Anders M., Rush City,
Mirm. 1909
Pankhurst, W. H., dir.. Central Y. M.
C. A., Wichita, Kan. 1915
Papazian, Manasseh G., 1323 M St.,
Fresno, Cal.
Paris, Sandy A., Mooresville, N. C.
Park, J. Eclgar, Pr., Wheaton College,
Norton, Mass. 30, 1903
Parker, A. J., 2610 Parallel St., Kansas
City, Kan.
^Tarker, Asa M., Sec, 25 Hawthorne
Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass. 68, 1910
Parker, Fletcher D., 157 Tremont St.,
Hartford, Conn.
Parker, Frederick, Sherman MUls, Me.
Parker, G. Russell, Charlevoix, Mich.
Parker, James E., Palm City, Fla.
Parker, W. Carl, 719 McMillan St., N.
W., Atlanta, Ga.
Parks, James W., 113 E. 6th St.,
Metropolis, III.
xParks, Q. S., 617 S. Courtland St.,
Kokomo, Ind. 1926
Parks, William U., Pn., 115 Jackman
St., Janesville, Wis. 1897
Parr, Leonard A., 1108 S. Monroe
Ave., Green Bay, Wis.
Parra, Ezequiel R., 408 N. 5th St., Gal-
v^lup, N. M.
jParry, John Burford, Wellesley, Mass. 10
*Parry, William Davidson, 418 Pratt St.,
Longmont, Colo.
Parsons, A. E., Pastor at Large, 2000 E.
34th St., Minneapolis, Minn. 68, 1904
Parsons, Charles, 412 Youngerman
Bldg., Des Moines, la. 1894
382 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Parsons, Edward R., R. F. D. 1, Box 35,
Joplin. Mo: 1906
Parsons, Edward S., Pr., 210 5th St.,
Marietta, O. 1888
^'Parsons, Howard G., Peterboro, N. H.
Parsons, J. Franklin, McGregor, la. 1896
Parsons, James, 4012 AUin St., Long
Beach. Cal. 1893
Parsons, St. Clare, Greenville, Mich.
Partch, Le Roy, Columbus, Wis.
Partington, Inor, No. Stonington, Conn.
Partridge, Charles F., bus., Woodstock,
Vt. 1890
Partridge, Ernest C, American Col-
legiate Institute, Smyrna, Turkey 1898
Parvin, Ira L., Waupun, Wis.
Pascoe, Francis H., 120 Ridge St., Coal-
dale, Pa.
Paske, William J., p.em., Medford, Ore. 1887
xPassey, Charles W., Ev., Sonora, Nova
Scotia, Can. 1918
xPassley, Robert, 1006 Brook Ave.,
Bronx, N. Y. 72, (-)
Patch, Don I., 530 St. Marks PL. West-
field, N. J.
Patch, Isaac P., 1508 10th St., Altoona,
Pa. 1879
Patch, Mrs. Olive Pearson, 530 St.
Marks PI.. Westfield, N. J. 1927
Paterson, Arthur E., Maple Shade Rd.,
Middletown, Conn. 1918
Paterson, John R., 5612 Edgewater Dr..
Toledo. O.
Pates, William, Canova, S. D.
[Paton, Lewis Bayles, deceased.
Paton, Robert, 210 S. Hambden St.,
East, Claridon, O.
Patte, Edouard, Jersey City, N. J. 1932
Patten, Arthur B., Madison. Conn.
Patten. Ernest B., 24 Cleveburn PI..
Buffalo. N. Y.
Patten. Harry B., 303 S. 2d St., Gallup.
N. M.
Patterson. Douglas, 1708 S. 7th Ave.,
Maywood, 111. 1928
Patterson, Edmund S. J., 1103 W. 29th
St., Los Angeles, Cal. 1924
Patterson, George Leo, Lee, 957 Ogden
Ave., Denver, Colo. 1901
Patterson. Talmage M.. 109 Olive St..
Rialto. Cal.
Patton. Carl S.. 535 S. Hoover St., Los
Angeles, Cal. 6, 10. 17. 29
V"Patton. Cornelius H., Sec.em., 888
Asylum Ave.. Hartford, Conn. 1887
xPatton, J. W., Elon College, N. C.
Patton, William W., 187 Ridgewood
Ave., Glen Ridge, N. J. 10, 25, 68
Pauck, Wilhelm, Pf., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago. 111. 1928
Paul. Charles D.. 89 Chase St., South
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Paul, Ralph W., Denison Ave. and W.
99th St.. Cleveland. O.
t-pauU. A. R., St., 26 Bridge St., So.
Dartmouth, Mass. 1892
PauU, Stephen J., Rockford, Mich.
[Paulu, Anton, deceased. 59
Vpavy, Roy G., 80 Broad St., Westfield.
Mass. 44
xPaxton, Fred B., DeKalb, Mo. 1929
Paxton, Robert F., Penney Farms, Fla. 1887
Payne, Horatio C, Steamboat Springs,
Colo.
Payne, Wilbur N., 2478 Berwyn Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Payne, William B., 538 Riley St., Santa
Rosa. Cal. 1891
Payson. G. Phillips, Chatterton Park-
way, White Plains. N. Y.
Peabody, Harry E.. 302 E. Lawrence
St.. Appleton, Wis. 12
Peabody, Stephen C. Ripon. Wis.
xPeace, George H.. R. 1. Box 84, Hamp-
ton, Va. (— )
VPeacock, Alfred G., Lisbon, N. H.
Peacock, Geo. M., Winthrop, Me.
VPeacock, John P. W., Mattapoisett,
I^ass. 1929
Peacock, Stewart W., 887 Sciple St..
Atlanta. Ga.
Peacock. W. J.. Green Bay. Wis. 1903
xPearce. George A.. Greensboro. N. C. 1926
Pearce, John L., Hinesville, R. A., Box
25, Ga.
Pearman. Earl O.. Salisbury. Conn.
Pearse. Franklin F., 611 N. Wilson
Ave., Pasadena, Cal. 1883
[Pearson. Arthur H.. P/., deceased.
Pearson, Daniel J., Pearson, R. D. 1,
Ga. 1905
Pearson. Frank. Hancock. N. H. 1899
xPearson, J. E., Clarksville, N. C. 72, (— )
rtftPearson, Milo E., 59 Federal St., Salem,
Mass.
Pearson, Samuel, p.em., 1636 Kipling
St., Houston, Tex.
Peck, Charles H.. Broad Brook, Conn.
*Peck, Henry A., Naugatuck, Conn.
Peck, Henry P., p.em., Mont Vernon.
N. H. 1882
xPeck. Ira L.. Gasport. N. Y. 72. 1894
Pederson. Jans H., 12th St., Hudson,
Wis. 1897
^-Peebles, Arthur B.. 1609 W. Lewis St.,
San Diego, Cal. 1885
xPeel, Robert H., Gasport. N. Y. 72
Peet, Lyman P., 780 No. Orange Grove
Ave., Pasadena, Cal. 1888
Peggs, Frederick, Central Lake, Mich.
xPellom, A. F., R. 2, Leland, N. C. (— )
Pender, Mrs. Anna B., Newburgh.
N. Y. 273, 1931
Pender, George W.. Newburgh, N. Y.
Pender, Howard D., Bridgewater,
N. Y. 273
Pendleton. James N.. Brewster, Wash.
Pendleton, Norman W., 751 Dolores
St.. San Francisco. Cal.
Pengelly. John C. N.. Fort Pierre,
S. D. 1917
vPenman, John S., 146 Brattle St., Cam-
bridge. Mass. 1887
Penn, George W.. Albemarle. N. C. 273
Penn. Samuel M., Sophia, N. C.
Pennell, Preston W., Freedom, Me.
vpenner, Albert J., Northampton, Mass.
Penney, Arthur D., 304 N. Washington
St.. Wheaton, 111.
Penney, Edgar J., 1231 6th Ave., Ma-
^ son City, la. 1880
^■T»enney, Hugh, 17 Belmont St., Lowell.
Mass.
[Penniman, Andrew O., deceased. 59
Penniman, Henry M., Pf.em., R. 2,
Berea, Ky. 1884
Penrose, Stephen B. L., Pr., Whitman
College. Walla Walla, Wash. 43, 1890
Percy, C. Lisle. Pf., Demorest, Ga. 1908
Percy, Walter S., East Smithfield, Pa. 1893
\*'erdriau, Leslie H., 240 Parkway, Chel-
sea, Mass.
Perkins, Dennis W., Beaufort, N. C.
Perkins, J. R., 118 5th Ave., Council
Bluffs, la.
Perkins, James Coffin, 48 W. Vine St..
Oberlin, O. 1885
Perrin. J. Newton. Plainfield, Vt. 1892
Perrin. Jesse F., Faribault, Minn.
Perrin, John D., Watervliet, Mich.
Perrin, P. P., 608 W. 2d St., Yankton,
S. D. 1928
Perry, Alfred M, 333 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me. 36, 1918
"Perry, Clarence H., Otis, Mass.
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 383
xPerry. E. L., New Bern. N. C. (— )
Perry. Edward T., A.B.C.F.M. 1924
xPerry. John, Richmond Dale. Ohio. (— )
V>Perry. Laurence. 16 Revere St.. Ja-
maica Plain, Mass. 1894
Perry, Percy L., bus., Little River, Kan. 1916
xPerson, A., Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Person. B. A.. 2209 Sumner St., Ho-
quiam. Wash. 1905
Persons, Frederick T., Lib., 14 Beacon
St., Boston, Mass. 30, 1903
tPeters, Aaron T., 516 Garfield St., De-
troit, Mich. 12
xPeters, Frank H.. Strongsville, Ohio.
Peters. J. George, Radnor. O.
Peters. John C, Walnut Grove. Minn.
[Peters. John H., deceased.
Peterson, Anders O., Flanders, East
Lyme, Conn.
Peterson, Carl E., Roscommon, Mich.
Peterson, Carl J., Craftsbury Common,
^ Vt.
VPeterson, Hammond I., 117 Hudson
St., Somerville, Mass.
V-Peterson, Henry M., Pegan Lane,
Dover. Mass. 1907
Peterson, J. Albert, 106 1st St., Merrill.
Wis.
Peterson. J. Martin. Birnamwood, Wis.
VPeterson, Olaf P., 16 Elbridge St.. Wor-
cester, Mass.
Peterson, Oscar W., Penacock. N. H.
Peterson, Tellef C. 1328 Gladys Ave..
Lakewood. Toledo, O. 1893
Petrie. Alexander C, 3815 N. Hamilton
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Pettigrew, Julius D., 1410 Pine St., Dur-
ham, N. C. 1870
Pettigrew, Mrs. Nina D., 809 Bonita
Dr., So. Pasadena, Cal. 1894
Pettingill, Daniel L., Frye, Me. 1907
xPettway, Thomas H., Box 752, Burling-
ton, N. C. 1927
Petty, Orville A., 395 Edgewood Ave.,
New Haven. Conn. 21, 1901
Peyton. Frank. 616 N. Lincoln St.,
Hastings, Neb.
Peyton, John M., Louisville, N. Y.
Pfaffman. P. Fred, Viroqua, Wis.
^-ffeifer, Robert F., Swanton, Vt.
Pfenning, Theodore H., Elgin, N. D.
Phelps, Arthur D., Russell, Kan.
Phelps, Arthur S., 4720 Middaugh Ave.,
Downers Grove, 111. 1906
Phelps, Miss Isabelle J., A.B.C.F.M. 1907
Phelps. Lawrence, South Freeport. Me.
Phelps. Theron Torrence. 305 Burrows
Rd., Kalamazoo, Mich. 11
Phillippi, H. Roy, Baker, Mont. 13
Phillips, Charles H., p.em., 3523 N.
Humboldt Ave., Minneapolis, Minn. 1885
Phillips, David W.. Iron River. Wis.
Phillips. Edward H., Field Agt., 2026
St. Anthony St., New Orleans, La.
44, 68. 1923
Phillips. Edwin T.. Kewaunee. Wis.
[Phillips, Ellsworth W., deceased. 59
Phillips, John M., 200 N. Beacon St.,
Hartford, Conn. 12, 32
Phillips, Joseph, Angola, N. Y.
Phillips, Ray E., A.B.C.F.M. 1917
Phillips, Watson L., p.em., 105 Linden
St., New Haven, Conn. 31, 1877
PhUlipson, Francis H.. 460 Willett St.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Pickens, John E., Lake View, N. Y.
Pickett, Warren W., First Cong'l
. Church. Detroit, Mich. 11
VPierce, Albert F., Campello, Mass.
Pierce, Ira W., My., 299 Queen St., W.,
Toronto, Ont. 1910
Pierce, Jason N., 1126 19th Ave., So.,
Nashville, Tenn. 36
fierce, Payson E., 159 Woburn St.,
Reading, Mass.
Pierce, W. G., 4134 Mass. Ave., Long
Beach, Cal. 1923
Pierce, William R.. Dunkirk, Ind.
Pierpont. John. 33 Lincoln Ave.. Am-
herst. Mass. 1888
xPiersall, Paul L., R. R., Annapolis, 111.
Pifer, N. Franklin, Van Cleve, la.
VPike. Clarence, 475 Central St., Clifton-
dale, Mass. 1884
Pike, David, 17,811 Neff Rd., Cleve-
land, O.
Pike, Granville R., bus., Yakima. R. D. 2.
Wash. 1883
xPike. W. E., Murphysboro, 111. (— )
Pillasch, Charles H., Mt. Healthy, R.
D. 11, O.
Pillsbury, Hervey G., p.em., 2108 N.
Tripp Ave., Chicago. 111. 1882
Pinch. Fred. Newaygo, Mich.
Pinckney, Anthony C, Box 187, Car-
thage, N. C.
Pinckney, Wade, 426 E. Buffalo St.,
Ithaca, N. Y. 1906
Pinkerton, William B., R. D. 1, River-
side, Cal.
Pinkham, Ralph, Weeping Water, Neb.
Pinkney. Clarence W.. 500 4th St., Wa-
^ tertown. Wis.
tinney, Ira E., Ludlow, Vt. 1904
xPiper. J. W.. Box 112. Legrand. Iowa. (— )
xPiper. Mrs. Sarah M., Legrand. Iowa.
Pitman, Albert F., 1112 Curtis St.,
Downers Grove, 111.
Pittman, Hudson H., 817 S. 4th St.,
Springfield, 111.
xPittman, Robert W.. Leaf River. 111.
xPitzer. J. H., R. 2, Hamersville. Ohio. 1911
xPitzer. L. E., Hamersville, Ohio. (— )
Plant, James T., Republic, Wash. 1915
Piatt, Ferry L., 710 Poyntz Ave., Man-
hattan, Kan.
xPleasant. Daniel G.. South Solon. Ohio.
Pleasant. Ellis E.. Wailuku. T. H.
N^lomer, C. Donald. 28 Maywood Ter.,
New Bedford, Mass.
Plowright, Joseph A. H., Goffstown,
N. H.
Plumb, Albert H.. 143 Linnmore St..
Hartford. Conn. 1899
Plumb, Maurice Raymond, 56 Chiswick
Rd., Edgewood, R. I. 32
Plummer. Cecil H.. Philadelphia, N. Y.
Plumstead. George. 2929 8th St.. River-
side, Cal. 1902
Poai, William K., 825 Umi St., Hono-
lulu. T. H.
Poelman. Theodore J., 71 Winter St.,
Rochester, N. H. 1916
Poepoe. Henry K., 768 Kanoa Lane,
Honolulu, T. H. 12, 67
Poeton, Josiah, 439 W. 6th St., Clare-
mont, Cal. 1896
Pollard, Alfred, Suisun, Cal.
Pollard, George A., Pastor at Large, 502
Odd Fellows Bldg., Portland, Ore. 69, 1928
Pollard, Harry H., Wealthy and Pros-
pect Sts., S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. 1910
Pollard, Mrs. Harry H., Wealthy and
Prospect Sts., S. E., Grand Rapids,
Mich. 1917
Pollard, Herbert, Toledo. Wash. 1892
xPoUard. M. A., Liberty, N. C.
Pomeroy, Albert E., 114 Parker St.,
Y^ Bay City, Mich. 1898
Pomeroy, Howard E., 47 Halifax St.,
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
tPomfert, Alfred. 1894
'^^Pond, Evarts W., Nantucket, Mass.
Pool, Francis W., Y. M. C. A., St. Paul,
Minn. 1894
384 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
^ Poole, Francis A., 48 Columbian St.,
So. Weymouth, Mass.
'^ Poor, William G., Upton, Mass.
Pope, Howard W.. 2110 Burlington
Ave., St. Petersburg, Fla. 1874
Porter, Arthur, Sheffield, England. 1918
VPorter, Edward C, 24 Randolph St.,
Arlington, Mass. 1884
Porter, Frank C, Pf., 266 Bradley St.,
New Haven. Conn. 41, 1895
Porter, Horace, 257 New Magnolia St.,
Riverside, Cal. 1890
Porter, John, Wyanet, 111.
xPorter, John L., Garfield Ave., Galli-
polis, Ohio. 1892
Porter, John S., A.B.C.F.M. 1891
Porter, Lucius C, A.B.C.F.M. 1908
Porter, Robert, 6501 Wydown Blvd.,
St. Louis, Mo.
Potter, Edgar A., dir., 535 Burke Bldg.,
Seattle, Wash. 1901
Potter, James H., Norfolk, Conn.
Potter, Rockwell H., Dean, 150 Scar-
borough St., Hartford, Conn.
6, 10, 18, 38, 1898
Potts, Albert E., Chelsea, Mich.
Poulson, Mama, 2016 Bridge Ave., Mc-
keesport, Pa. 13
Pound, William H., 393 Westchester
Ave., Port Chester. N. Y. 1888
Powe, William P. D., Trego, Wis.
Powell, Dalmanutha, Worland, Wyo. 1890
Powell, Gregory J., p.em., Ballantine,
Mont. ■ 1883
Powell, John W., 2113 Oliver Ave., So.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
Powell, Mrs. Katherine, Woodburn,
Ore. 1905
Powell, Richard, 301 Bromley Ave.,
Scranton, Pa. 1876
Powell, Thomas B., Kennebunkport,
Me.
Powell, Wm. Percy, Owen, Wis.
xPowers, Z. J., Green Springs, W. Va. (— )
Powley, Malcolm Gerald, 420 W. 5th
Ave., Flint, Mich.
xPoythress, O. D., 7 Guerriere St., S.
Norfolk, Va.
V Pratt, Arthur P., 65 High St., Green-
field, Mass.
Pratt, D. Butler, Pf., Howard Uni-
versity, Washington, D. C. 12, 1889
VPratt, Nathaniel M., 31 Church St.,
Whitinsville, Mass.
Pratt, Robert M., Salina, Kan.
[Prentice, Dwight N., died 1924.
vPrentiss, William C, North Brookfield,
Mass.
Pressey, Edwin S., 1416 Boulevard, N.
E., Atlanta, Ga. 1888
Prestidge, William J., Deerfield, Mich.
[Preston, Bryant C, deceased.
Preston, Charles W., Cazadero, Cal. 1886
Preston, Oimai B., Allison, la.
Preston, Thomas Davis, 2160 Garden
Ave.. Klamath Falls, Ore. 1915
Price, D. B., bus.. Box 665, Helena,
Mont. 1889
Price, Edgar H., Pf., 1118 Cedar Ave.,
Long Beach, Cal. 1899
Price, Francis M., 2929 Grove St..
Berkeley, Cal. 1883
Price, James Henry, Fairfax, Cal.
Price, James W., Guerneville, Cal.
t*Price, John T., 615 Echandia St., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1902
xPrice, Jonah, 1419 Ivy Ave., Newport
News, Va.
Price, Ora A., Logan, O. 1914
xPrice, Samuel, Greenup, 111.
tPrice, William D., bus., Seattle, Wash. 1906
Priest, Ozro E., Gaylord, Mich. 273
Priestley, Jonas, McGregor, la.
Prigmore, Joseph D., 67 Mansfield St.,
New Haven, Conn.
Prince, J. Wesley, Kermebunk, Me.
Prince, John C, Plymouth. N. H.
Pringle. Henry N., Int. Reform Fed.,
206 Pennsylvania Ave., S. E., Wash-
ington, D. C. 1894
[Prior, Arthur E., deceased. 60
Prior, Cecil L., Escondido, Cal.
Pritchard, Arthur O., 31 E. Mira Monte
Ave., Sierra Madre, Cal. 34
t*Pritchardv John M., Sauquoit, R. D.
1, N. Y.^ 1911
Pritchard, William S., Sec, W. 1221
Mallon Ave., Spokane, Wash. 26, 71, 1893
Pritchett. Lester C. Chaplain, U. S. N.,
U. S. S. Henderson, c/o Postmaster,
San Francisco, Cal. 1925
Proctor, Henry H., 57 Lefferts PL,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Proctor. Walter G., Box 416. R. D. 6,
Indianapolis, Ind. 1897
xProsser, James A., Colborne, Ont. 1882
Provost, George E., bus., 320 Washing-
ton St., Providence, R. I.
Prucha, John, 11716 Woodland Ave.,
Cleveland, O. 33, 1891
Pruitt, J. J., Faulkton, S. D.
Pruitt, R. W., Crofton, Neb.
V Pryor, John C., Gilbertville, Mass.
xPugh, J. H., Mahan, W. Va. (— )
Pullman, George C, 806 19th St., Sioux
City, la.
Punter, Charles W., Portland, Mich.
vPurdue, Joseph O., Shelburne Falls,
Mass.
Purdum, Lewis E., 19 Clinton Ave.,
New Haven, Conn.
xPursley, Ernest, R. 7, Winchester, Ind. 1914
tPusey, Charles W., 2001 Florida Ave.,
West Palm Beach, Fla. 1910
l>Putsch, Robert W., 91 Washington Ave.,
Cambridge, Mass.
Puuki, Robert, p.em., Kealia, T. H. 1877
Pyche, Howard H.. Leigh. Neb.
Pye. Ernest A.. My., 120 E. College St.,
Oberlin, O. 1911
_ Pyle, Hezekiah L., Riverhead, N. Y.
Quayle, Thomas R., Sec., 219 Scranton
Ave., Lake Bluff, 111. 1875
Queen, Charles N., Box 23, Agoura,
Cal. 1886
Quimby, Langdon, 17 Green St.,
Augusta, Me.
Quint, John H., 31 Franklin St., Chel-
sea, Mass. 30, 32
Quinton, John W., 250 Clinton Ave.,
Wauseon, O
Racelis, Pedro E., Papaikou, T. H.
Racer, Harley M., My. worker, 446 So.
Robert St., St. Paul, Minn. 1906
Radach, Theo. W., Selby, S. D.
Ragland, Fountain G., N. 1115 8th Ave.,
Birmingham, Ala.
Rahill, John Wells, 4058 Grand Ave.,
Western Springs, 111.
Raine, James W., Pf., Berea, Ky. 1899
xRainey, Eugene H., Hamersville, Ohio.
Raita, Aleski, Friendship, Me.
Ralph, Edwin A., 5047 Broadway,
Cleveland, O. 33
Ralph, Philip H., Pf., 109 Union St.,
Rockton, 111.
Ralph, William J. C, Hartland, Wis.
Ramage, James, p.em., 6 Camp St.,
Barre, Vt. 1885
Ramaker, John, So. Glastonbury, Conn.
Ramsay, Wm. G., 433 W. 4th St.,
Ottumwa, la. 1898
xRamsey, Samuel, Concord, W. Va. (— )
Ramshaw, Charles W., Morgan Park,
Duluth, Minn.
Rand, Wilbur, Melvin Mills, N. H. 1883
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 385
t3
Wta
andall, Winfield S., E. Weymouth,
TWTpcg
Randeil, Alfred E., 316 E. Fourth St..
Jamestown, N. Y.
Randies, Walter M., Council Grove,
Kan.
Rankin, Emmet W., So. Bridgton, Me.
V*ank;in, Isaac O., Ed., 30 Longwood
Ave., Brookline, Mass. 1880
Rankin, James H., 223 Buffalo St., Con-
neaut, O.
Rankin, Wilfred, 2588 7th Ave., New
York City. 1927
Ranney, Mrs. Helen Street, Sec, 19 S.
La Salle St., Chicago, 111. 1922
VRansom, Arthur B., Wenham, Mass.
Rapp, Alfred H., Berlin, Conn. 273
Rasche, Robert L., 3166 So. Bannock
St., Denver, Colo. 273
xRasmussen, Mrs. Emma, 108 N. Union
St., Stafford, Kans. 1895
Ratcliffe, George B., Romeo, Mich.
Ratcliffe, Thomas H., Wasco, Cal.
Rath, Herbert E., Glen UUin, N. D.
Rath, Jacob, Medina, N. D.
Rathbone, Leland D., Box 530, R. D. 5,
Santa Rosa. Cal. 1888
[Ratliff, Joseph, deceased. 60
Raugust, John J., 405 E. St., Fresno,
Cal.
VRavi-Booth, Vincent, Bermington, R.
F. D. 3, Vt.
Rawson, Edward K., Ch., U. S. N., 2137
Le Roy PI., Washington, D. C. 1872
Ray, Gabriel F., 536 N. Alexandria
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 1898
Ray. George W., 235 E. 49th St., New
York City. 1884
xRaybourn, R. L., Gaylord, Kans.
Raymond, C. Rexford, 202 Island Ave.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Raymond, Frederick W.. Sec, 19 So.
La Salle St.. Chicago, 111. 67, 1902
Razey. Lester J., 7744 Austin St., Forest
Hills, N. Y. 1917
Read, James L., 1333 Oakland St., To-
peka, Kan. 1895
Read, Osceola J., P. O. Box 485, Pal-
estine, Tex.
Read, Ralph H., Queens Village, L. I.,
N. Y.
Recard, Chas. W., Forest St., Welling-
ton, O.
xRector, Oscar V., Orient, Iowa.
Redfield, Charles P., Rockville, R. D.
1. Conn. 1899
xtReed. A.
Reed, Cass A., A.B.C.F.M. 1911
[Reed, David A., deceased.
Reed. Delavan B., Manton, Mich. 1881
Reed, Ernest E., Box 416, Tacoma, R.
D. 3, Wash. 1887
S^Reed, George H., 6 Franklin St., Con-
cord, N. H. 1887
Reed, George W., McLaughlin. S. D. 1887
Reed. Lewis T., Sec, 287 4th Ave.,
New York City. 6, 24. 25. 1899
Reed, Lucius F., 1128 Pine St.. Boulder,
Colo.
Reed, Marion D., Payette. Ida. 1892
Reed, Paul V., 3411 W. 10th St., Am-
arillo, Tex.
Reeder, William C, 1519 E. Grand
Ave., Springfield, 111.
xReep, C. E.. Harford Mills. N. Y. 1914
Rees. James E.. Vineland. R. D. 3.
N. J. 1903
Rees, Levi, 35 Hillcrest Ave., Hamden,
Conn. 1883
Rees, M. E., West Branch, la. 1904
Rees, Rees J., 91 Oak St., Forty Fort,
Pa. 1891
Rees, Silas, 260 Columbia Ave.. Grant-
wood, N. J.
Reese, Ernest A., 2505 N. Mozart Ave.,
Chicago. 111.
Reese. George H.. Eastford, Conn.
Reese, John B., 616 E. 5th Ave.,
Mitchell. S. D. 1907
Reess, J. G.. 4015 Fair Ave.. St. Louis.
Mo.
Reeves. Chas. E.. 19 Scotland Rd.. Nor-
wich Town, Conn. 1895
Reeves. Floyd D, Cedar Falls. la.
Reeves. Franklin H.. Westminster. Vt.
Reeves, Geo. I., Belgrade, Neb. 1886
Reeves, Joseph Wilson, So. Dartmouth,
Mass.
Reger. Otto W., Avoca, Neb.
Rehn, Alexander, Endicott, Wash.
Rehwoldt, R. T., Clinton, la. 1928
\«eid, David C, 78 Glendale Rd.,
Quincy, Mass. 1884
Reid, David H., 2040 N. 77th St.,
Seattle, Wash.
Reid, Frank C, 1180 Topeka St., Pasa-
dena, Cal. 1906
U«eid, John, 20 Chestnut St., Peabody,
Mass.
Reid. Matthew D.. 345 Wisconsin Ave.,
Long Beach, Cal. 1897
Reidenbach, Clarence, 231 Oak St.,
Holyoke, Mass. ii, 18
Reidt, Charles E., Mitchell. S. D.
-Reighard. Edward M., Jr., Park
Manor. Babson Park, Mass. 1930
Reikow. Paul. 709 Columbia St.. New-
port. Ky.
Reimann. Albert, Weatherford, Okla.
Reiner, Edward L.. 3700 Greenview
Ave., Chicago. 111.
Reinschmidt, A. E.. 1605 Sunset Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Reis, Joaquim M.. 15 Hastings St..
Lowell. Mass. 1922
Reissig. Herman F.. 1530 E. 17th St..
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Reister, John F., 1710 23d St., Ta-
coma, Wash.
Reiter. Henry P.. 312 S. 7th Ave., Walla
Walla, Wash.
Reitinger, Philip, 234 North St.. Bed-
ford. O. 1889
Rejebian. Samuel M.. 856 N. Oakland
Ave.. Pasadena. Cal.
Remele. Wm. A., p.em., Waterbury,
Vt. 1894
Remington, Arthur W.. Easthampton,
R. D. 1, Conn.
Renfrew, James, New Sharon. Me.
xRenfroe. George W.. R. 2. Ashland. Ky.l907
Renz, Ferdinand. 216 Walts Ave., Sioux
Falls, S. D.
Reseigh, Harry, Wadebridge, Cornwall,
England. 1923
Reuman, Otto G., 217 E. Liberty St.,
Medina, O.
tReutepohler, Benjamin H. 1910
Revie. Thomas M., Calgary, Alberta,
, Canada.
-^leynolds. Albert B.. South Sudbury,
Mass.
Reynolds, Clifford W., 4812 Fontenelle
Blvd., Omaha, Neb.
xReynolds. John W.. Newport. Me.
xReynolds. J. R.. R. 2, Wallingford. Ky. (— )
[Reynolds. Lauriston, deceased.
♦Reynolds. Maurice W., Ch., U. S. A.,
Fort Monmouth, N. J. 1917
Reynolds. Paul R., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
Reynolds. Thomas J.. Lineville. Ala. 1901
Reynolds, William J., Norwich. R. D.
4, Conn.
Rezner, Robert L. F.. Wayne. 111. 1927
386 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Rhea. Arthur D., 77 Knox Ave., Pitts-
Rheaf Wmfam C. 1500 W. 72d PL, Chi-
cago 111 '^^^^
xRheubottom, Mary G., Wakarusa, Ind. 1901
VRhoades. Winfred, Shirley Centre,
Mass
Rhodes, Bert J., Marshalltown, la. 1904
Ricciardi, Natale, 24 Elton St., New
Britain, Conn.
Rice, Albert R., Eldora, la.
Rice, Arthur L., 1103 Denver St., Salt
Lake City, Utah. , *• ,^ ^^
VRice, Austin, 7 Salem St., Wakefield,
IVXsss
Rice, Benjamin W., Caldwell, Ida. 1905
Rice! Charles W., 1887 E. 101st St.,
Cleveland, O. . . ^^^^
Rice, Claton S., St., 33 Wyommg Ave.,
Billings, Mont. 2b, 68, 1908
Rice, E. LeRoy, 48 Perry St., Barre. Vt.
Rice, Guy H., Deer Park, Wash.
xRice, Homer J., Granville, Ohio.
Ricl, John H. J., p.em., Whitley Hotel,
Emporia, Kan. „ ^ „ ,;, iqoc
Rice, Norman L., A.B.C.FM. 1925
Rice, Othello V., 407 Harrison Ave.,
Claremont, Cal. 1877
Rice, Vernon, Curtis, Neb. ^'^
Richard, Charles A., Seneca, Kan.
xRichard, Fred, Jackson, Ohio. (.-J
■^Richards, Andrew, 6 Melville Ave.,
Dorchester, Mass.
V.'xRichards, Arthur A., 180 S. Mam St.,
Franklin. N. H. en
Richards, Eugene L., Madison, R. u.
\'Rfchards!'Fred'k B., 40 University Rd.,
Brookline, Mass. „ , , „t„j
Richards, George S., Barkhamsted,
Conn. . „ OBI
Richards, Howard A N., p.em., 981
Hunt St., Akron, O. i»8'
Richards, James A., 271 Forest St., ^^
Richlrd*^' Jehiel S., Wahiut Hill, R. D.
1 Box 21, Me.
Richards, Mrs. Josephine B., 130 Elm
St., Shamokin, Pa.
VRichards, Thomas C, p.em., 12 Lovell
St., West Somerville. Mass. 1890
Richards, Thomas E., 130 Elm St., Sha-
mokin, Pa.
Richards, Waldo S., Milford, la.
Richards, William, David City, Neb. 1910
Richards, William J., 3228 Eastern Ave.,
Baltimore, Md. , ^. ,^. 18^°
Richardson, Bert L., Elk River, Minn.
Richardson, Cyrus, p.em.. Colonial Inn,
Concord, Mass. i»oy
Richardson, David A., Oregon, lU. 1888
Richardson, Ernest K.. Koloa, T. H.
Richardson, Frank H. R. D. 3, Morris.
Minn. ,, . „ , ^**"*
Richardson, Sterlmg, Union Beach,
Richert, Cornelius, 2226 San Joaquim
St., Fresno, Cal. 1891
xRichey, F. B., Danville, Ohio. (— )
NjRichmond. Charles F., Franklin, Mass.
Richmond, James, Millbridge, Me. 1878
Richmond, William A., 7 Bridge St.,
Yarmouth, Me.
V-Richter, Gerald E., 517 Middle St., Fall
River, Mass.
Richter, Thomas L., Doerum, R. D. 1,
Ga.
Ricker, Albert E., Eliot, Me.
Ricker, George E., 3630 English St..
Wichita, Kan. 1872
Ricketts, Charles H., 114 Prospect St.,
Norwich. Conn.
Ricks, W. Edward, Pn., Lincoln Acad-
emy. Kings Mountain, N. C. 1917
Riddiough, William R., Machias, Me.
Rideout, Carrie L., Milford, Me.
Ridings, Edward J., 442 Cook St., Den-
ver, Colo.
[Riedinger, Jacob P., deceased. 60
Riegler. Gordon A., Moorhead, Minn.
Rigby, William E., 1818 Hoyt Ave.,
Everett, Wash. 1896
.xRiggar, McClelland, Oliphant Furnace,
Pa. 73, 1930
[xRiggleman, Simon E., deceased. 60
^ Riggs, Charles H., A.B.C.F.M. 1923
vRiggs, Ernest W., Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 18, 1910
Riggs, Thomas L., Oahe, S. D. 1872
Riley, Charles A., 566 Freeman Ave.,
Kansas City, Kan. 1897
Riley. Walter H., Columbus, Neb.
Riley, William W., 110 S. 1st St., Tur-
lock, Cal. 1895
Rinden, Arthur O., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
Ripon, William H., Mapleton, Minn.
[xRippey, George W., deceased. 60
xRisinger, Claude W., Avon, 111. 1923
Risser, Henry A., R. D. 2, Hopkins,
Minn. 1887
Ritter, Frank S., 301 Montgomery Ave.,
West Pittston, Pa. 1919
Rivers, Marcus C, Trinity, R. D. 1,
Ala.
Rives, Charles J., Bunker Hill, 111.
Robb, Mrs. Rosa Lizenby, Julian, Neb.
Robbins, Horace H., Eugene, R. D. 3,
Ore. 1874
xRoberson, W. S., Raleigh, N. C. (— )
Roberts, Arthur B., 816 So. Ditman St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
\Roberts, Ben, 39 Forest St., Newton
Highlands, Mass.
xRoberts, Charles W., Plummers Land-
ing, Ky. 72
Roberts, Clarence B., Egg Harbor,
N. J.
Roberts, Clarence E., 219 Franklin St.,
Colorado Springs, Colo. 1900
Roberts, Elfin Lloyd, 955 Palmetta
Ave., East Akron, O.
Roberts, Floyd L., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
Roberts, Henry B., p.em., 4206 Florida
St., San Diego, Cal. 1878
xRoberts, James, Goreville, HI.
Roberts, James H., 442 Wolcott Hill
Rd., Wethersfield, Conn. 1877
xRoberts, J. M., Windsor, Va.
Roberts, John, LaVerne, Cal. 1876
Roberts, John, 223 Williams St., Scran-
ton, Pa.
xRoberts, Mary E., Goreville, 111. (— )
Roberts. Peter, 424 E. 5th St.. Mt. Ver-
non, N. Y. 1886
Roberts, Robert E., 5315 Beard Ave.,
S., Minneapolis, Minn. 1884
Roberts, Mrs. Rose, 219 Franklin St.,
Colorado Springs, Colo. 1900
Roberts, Ruel W., 2510 Portland Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1903
Roberts, William A., 902 S. 9th St.,
Chickasha, Okla.
Robertson, Albert A., Sec, 618 So.
Washtenaw Ave., Chicago, 111. 1899
xRobertson, H. George, R. 2, West Mil-
ton, Ohio.
Robertson, James G., Colebrook, Conn.
Robertson, John C, Brodhead, Wis.
s/feobertson, William, 18 West School St.,
Westfield, Mass. 1903
Robertson, William L., Wayzata, Minn.
\-Robins, George F., Williamstown, Mass.
Robinson Benjamin W., Pf., 5344 Uni-
versity We., Chicago, 111. 41, 1909
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 387
^Robinson, Charles F., 29 Hill Top Rd.,
Wellesley, Mass. 1893
[Robinson, Charles W., deceased.
Robinson, Clarence E., San Lorenzo,
Cal.
Robinson, Collins H., Agt., 169 Mitchell
St., Rochester, N. Y. 1915
Robinson, Daniel S., Pf., 506 Ballantine
Rd., Bloomington, Ind. 1910
v4lobinson, Edward A., Billerica, Mass. 1883
Robinson, Edwin B., 233 Elm St.,
Holyoke, Mass. 13, 68
Robinson, Eric M., 311 Hammond St.,
Bangor, Me. 1930
xRobinson, George W., Maryland, N. Y.
xRobinson, G. W., Sandy Hook, Ky. 1907
Robinson, Henry W., Rootstown, O.
Robinson, James A., 248 So. Bayou
St., Mobile, Ala.
Robinson, James E., Wessington
Springs, S. D.
Robinson, Joseph H., 1185 Park Ave.,
New York City. 1896
Robinson, Orrin L., Fox Lake, Wis.
Robinson, Peter, 3 West Bridges St.,
Hamlet, N. C.
Robinson, Ralph M., P. O. Box 162,
Montebello, Cal. 1900
Robinson, William Dunlop, 217 N. 2d
St., Yakima, Wash.
xRobinson, William E., R. 1, Ashland,
Ky. 72
Roblee, Henry Scott, Sycamore, 111.
Robles, Gabino, Luquillo, Puerto Rico.
Robles, Juan, Jr., Fajardo, Puerto
Rico. 1913
Robles, Tomas, Fajardo, Puerto Rico.
Rock, William W., 123 Church St.,
North Adams, Mass.
xRockwell, Frank E., bus., 269 Hillsdale
Ave., Sycamore, N. Y. 1903
Rockwell, Martin E., 259 So. Oakland
Ave., Villa Park, 111. 1913
xRockwell, William D., Climax, N. Y.
Rockwell, William W., Pf., 3041 Broad-
way, New York City. 1905
[Rodriguez, Macario, deceased. 60
xRoemer, George A., 412 Main St.,
Amesbury, Mass.
xRoemer, Mrs. Rosa O., 412 Main St.,
Amesbury, Mass. 1923
Roemmich, Carl, Box 103, Hazen, N. D.
Roger, John H., Atkinson, 111.
Rogers, Alfred H., bus., Hepler, Kan. 1893
xRogers, Alonzo, 6 Lewis St., Newark,
N. J.
Rogers, C. Wellington, North Anson,
Me. 1929
\^ogers, Harold H., North Middleboro,
Mass.
xtRogers, Henrietta.
Rogers, Lewis G., 39 Fordham Dr.,
Bioffalo, N. Y.
>^ogers, Ralph H., Auburndale, Mass.
Rogers, William O., 225 So. Williams
St., Denver, Colo.
Rolader, Lorenzo D., p. em., Atlanta,
R. D. 7, Box 330, Ga. 1915
xRolinson, G. E., Norfolk, Va. (— )
RoUason, Herbert D., 60 Crescent St.,
Middletown, Conn.
Rollins, Jesse L., Box 246, El Cerrito,
Cal. 1897
Rollins, Walter H., St., 287 4th Ave.,
New York City. 27, 69, 1898
WloUs, Frederick C, Belchertown, Mass.
Rominger, Henry V., Underwood,
^ Wash. 1882
S^omolo, John J., 92 Putnam St., East
Boston, Mass. 1914
Rood, John S., Fargo, N. D.
Rooke, William J., Kohala. T. H.
Root, Edward Talmadge, Sec, 55 Put-
nam St., Somerville, Mass. 1891
Root, J. Bernard, 811 Palmetto Ave.,
Sanford, Fla.
>^oot, Theophilus H., Orleans, R. D. 2,
Vt.
Ropes, James H., Pf., 13 FoUen St.,,
Cambridge, Mass. 1901
Roraback, Albert E., 215 Fenimore St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 10
Rose, James, East Dorset, Vt.
Rose, Philip M., City My., 36 Lan-
caster Rd., West Hartford, Conn.
29 1913
Rose, Richard S., A.B.C.F.M. ' 1912
\<Rose, Samuel, 23 Pierce St., Green-
field, Mass. 1887
Rose, Thomas H., Vershire, Vt.
Ross, Arthur B., New Haven, Vt.
i^oss, Edgar M-, East Longmeadow,
Mass.
Ross, George G., West Pullman, 111.
Ross, George J., Estelline, S. D.
xRoss, John N., 1406 W. 12th St., Mimcie,
Ind. (_)
Rosselot, F. P., Garden Grove, R. D.,
Cal.
Rossnagel, John, Jr., 12 Hemlock St.,
Lincoln, Me.
\«otch, Caleb L., Oak Bluffs, Mass. 1879
Roth, Rudolph W., Charlotte, Mich.
Rothenberger, John, Windsor, Colo.
[Rothrock, Edgar S., deceased. 60
Rounds, Walter S., Rockland, Me.
Roundy, Rodney W., St., 95 Exchange
St., Portland, Me. 27, 68, 1904
Rouner, Arthur A., 664 State St., Ports-
mouth, N. H. 32
xRountree, Hersey E., Ch. U. S. N.,
Charleston, N. C. 1904
Routt, Thomas L., 644 Clay St., Marion,
Ala. 66
Rowan, William E., Paia, T. H. 12
Rowden, William S., Coleridge, Neb.
Rowe, Alfred L., p.em., 810 E. Main St.,
Nanticoke, Pa. 188O
xRowe, H. G., Sec, 701 Occidental Bldg.,
Indianapolis, Ind. 1904
Rowe, Marion M., Jasper, R. D. 4, Ala.
Rowell, Nathan L., p.em., 1241 Dover
Lane, Santa Barbara, Cal. 1864
Rowell, Wilfred A., 204 Garfield Ave.,
Hinsdale, 111. 49
xRowland, Charles H., 315 N. Edgeworth
St., Greensboro, N. C. 70
Rowland, C. W., Millwood, Ga. 1920
N^owland, George M., Auburndale,
Mass. 1886
TRowland, John H., 6243 S. Campbell
Ave., Chicago, 111. i882
Rowland, Levi P., c/o Y. M. C. A. De-
troit, Mich. 1896
Rowland, Ralph W., Middlebury, Conn.
Rowlands, William F., A.B.C.F.M. 1911
Rowles, Glenn A.. 212 S. 2d St., De
Kalb, m.
Rowlison, Carlos C, Fairfield, R. D. 9,
. Conn.
tHowse, Ralph H., St., City My. So., 14
Beacon St., Boston, Mass. 29, 1914
Royce, Luman H., Sec, 11432 Mayfield
Rd., Cleveland, O. 26, 1891
Royola, Pedro, Philippine Islands. 1914
VRoys, Edville A., 13 Monmouth St.,
East Boston, Mass.
xRubart, Robert B., Lincoln, Kans.
tRucks, Archie R. 1916
Ruder, Peter, Kulm, N. D.
Rudolph, Walter S., 3441 W. 39th Ave.,
Denver, Colo.
Ruegg, Samuel G., 2330 Sommers Ave.,
Madison, Wis.
388 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Ruge, Louis H., Box 24. Brattleboro,
Vt 1898
Rugg, Herbert D., Sec, 287 4th Ave.,
New York City. 13, 15, 1917
t*Rundblad, J. C, 527 1st St., Renovo,
Pa. 1925
Rundin, Walter C, Wahoo, Neb.
« Ruoff, Jacob G., 1122 Grace St.,
Balcersfield, Cal. 1891
xRupert, W. H., Brazil, Ind. (— )
Ruring, Victor H., Danville, la.
Rush, Charles F., 139 First Ave.,
Macon, Ga ^ , ,«,„
Rushdoony, Y. K., Kingsbury, Cal. 1918
Rusk, George Y., Pf., Commonwealth
College, Mena. Ark. 1918
Russell, Alec, Rockwell, la.
xRussell, Edward W., 75 Orleans Place,
Vauxhall, N. J.
Russell, Galen, Chappaqua, N. Y.
VRussell, George E., Ch., 47 Summer St.,
Gloucester, Mass. 1916
Russell, Howard H., Anti-Saloon
League, 79 So. Grove St., Wester-
ville, O. 1885
i, Russell, Joseph J., 32 Dodge St., Bev-
erly, Mass.
Russell, Melville W., Windsorville, Me.
1925
, Ruston, Joseph T., Winthrop, N. Y.
VRutan, Frederick N., North Hadley,
Mass.
Rux, August H., Eaton, Colo.
xRyan, C. C, Elkhart, Ind.
v--^yder, Henry A., 198 Westford St.,
Lowell. Mass. 1904
Ryland, Edwin P., Sec, 1826 No. Ber-
endo St.. Los Angeles. Cal. 1894
Rymph, L. Merle, 1810 N. Yale St.,
»fc- Wichita, Kan.
xSachtjen, Mrs. Emolyn, Livingston,
Wis. 73, 1929
Saez, Florencio, Pf., Evangelical Sem.,
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico. 1914
Safford, Geo. C, Hopkins, Minn.
Sagawa, Chikatada. Olaa. T. H.
xSailer, PhiUip S., 634 E. 42d St., Brook-
lyn, N. Y. 10
Salisbury. Charles C, Barton. Vt.
Salmon, James D., 272 Sadowa St.,
San Francisco, Cal. 273
Salter, Edward C, Ipswich, S. D.
Salter, R. Newton, 27 Burnett St., Ma-
plewood, N. J.
Saltmarsh, Frank N., 5 Nesmith St.,
Derry Village, N. H. 1898
Sampson, Cassander C, p.em., Tilton,
N. H. 1881
Samuel, John, 601 49th Ave.. Duluth.
Minn. 1912
Sanborn. Edward S., Acworth, N. H. 1895
Sanders. Charles H.. 4442 N. Oakland
Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. 1908
xSanders, Dale O., Reidsville, N. C. 273
(k .ganders, Frank K., Rockport, Mass. 12, 1902
* §anders, J. F., 4727 Kensington Ave..
San Diego. Cal. 1905
Sanderson, N. F., 1606 Alhambra Ave..
Martinez. Cal. 1907
Sanderson, Ross W., Sec, Room 1601,
230 Park Ave., New York City. 1908
[Sanford, Elias B., deceased.
xSanford, W. S., Ashton, 111.
^^angree, Carl M., Commington. Mass.
Sangree, Milton H., 101 Madison Ave..
Wellsville. N. Y.
Sargent, Arthur H., Maine Seacoast
Mission, Bar Harbor, Me. 1910
[Sargent. Benj. F.. deceased. 61
Sargent, Edmund C, bus., Ruso, N. D. 1912
Sargent. Edward C, West Newbury,
Vt.
Sargent, James B., Sec, Richmond. Vt.
71, 1897
N«argent. John H., 37 Hawthorne St..
Lowell, Mass.
Sargent, Stanley M., Island Falls, Me. 273
Sargent, Sumner H., Raymond, N. H.
xSargent, William G., 215 Bucklin St.,
Providence, R. I. 11, 14, 18
Sargent, William H., 1624 Jewell Ave.,
Topeka, Kan. 1899
Sarjeant. James E., 167 West 145th St..
New York City.
Sarles. Jesse E.. Calumet. Mich.
Sass. Frederick W.. 206 Michigan Ave.,
Charlevoix, Mich. 1909
Sattler, Ferdinand, 2035 S. 18th St.,
Lincoln, Neb.
Sauer, John N., Brush. Colo.
Sauerman, William E., Oakland, la.
xSaunders, Martha B., R. 2, Walling-
ford. Ky. (— )
Saunders, Walter J., 14 Canaan St.,
Carbondale. Pa. 1925
Saunders. Whitney W., Sycamore, R.
D., 111.
Savage, Edward W., Robbinsdale.
Minn.
tSavage, Gordon E. 1920
Savides, Youvan S., My., 525 Park
View, Racine. Wis. 1914
Sawyer, Elisha L., Torrington, R. D.
3, Conn.
Sawyer, Herman L., Rio. 111. 1910
v-Sawyer. Roland D., Ware, Mass.
[Sawyer. Samuel W.. deceased.
Sayler. Edward, Pf., Talladega College,
Talladega, Ala. 1920
Scambler, Arthur G., Bridgewater, Vt.
Schaefle, John M., 1206 S. Kenmore
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 34
Schafer, Walter C. 177 Warrenton Ave..
Hartford. Conn. 1913
Vfichaff, Max B.. 85 Rollstone St., Fitch-
burg. Mass.
Schatz, Jacob E., 520 E. 9th St., Crete,
Neb.
Schaub, Phillip, Round Prairie, Minn.
Schaufuss, Charles, 722 York St., New-
port, Ky.
Scheer, Henry Otto, 501 S. 4th St.,
Rocky Ford, Colo.
xScheffler, William H., 27 Myrtle Ave.,
Binghamton, N. Y. 1928
Scheibe, Durbin Clyde, Williston, N. D.
Scheibe, Otto J., P. O. Box G, Hurley,
N. M.
Schenck, Norman C, Sec, Box 150,
Honolulu. T. H. 1906
Scherff. Frank C. F., 5667 Fountain
Ave.. Hollywood, Cal. 1876
Schiller. August. 409 S. 36th St.. Bill-
ings, Mont.
Schilling, Walter E., Ada, Minn.
Schlaretzki, Walter, 554 Veronica Ave.,
E. St. Louis. 111.
Schlitzkus. Fred W.. Sutton. Neb.
Schmalle. William J.. 1908 Lewis Ave.,
Fresno, Cal.
VSchmalz, Alfred, 109 Slade St., Bel-
mont. Mass. .
Schmidt. Carl F. O.. 2907 Eggers PI.,
Cincinnati. O.
Schmidt, Edward D., 3815 Thomas St.,
Chicago, 111.
Schmidt, F. C, Warroad, Minn.
Schmidt, George J., 1127 B. St., Lin-
coln, Neb.
Schmidt, Jonathan D., Highland, 111.
Schmidt, Paul, R. D. 2, Sta. L., Cincin-
nati, O.
Schmink, John A.. Sullivan. O.
Schnacke. Leon C. 1400 Jewell Ave.,
Topeka. Kan. 1883
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 389
Schneider, Emil, Leavenworth, Wash. 1924
Schneider, Max, Pine Island, N. Y.
Schoenfeld, Albert H., Mineral Point,
Wis. 1909
Schoenfeld, Benjamin F., Park Falls,
Wis.
Schoenfeld, Fred W., bits., Edgarton,
Wis. 1898
Schoenwandt, Christian, Star Route,
177, Newport, Ky.
Schofleld, Charles, Gregory, S. D.
xScholz, Herbert, Macon, N. C. (— )
^«Schoning, Arnt L., 41 Summer St.,
Westerly, R. I.
xSchooley, J. Arthur, Welch, Okla. (— )
Schott, Fred»H., Litchfield, O.
Schramm, Roy J., 249 Fairfield Ave.,
Hartford, Conn.
*Schriver, Lester O., 204 Parkside Dr.,
Peoria, 111. 1920
Schrock, Perry F., North Main at 7th
St., Santa Ana, Cal.
Schroeder, George W., Holden, W. Va. 1900
Schroeder, John C, 165 State St.,
Portland, Me. 13
N^Schroeder, Louis C, 892 Main St., Wal-
pole, Mass.
Schubert, Paul, Pf., Redfield, S. D. 273, 1931
W-Schultz, Carl F., Hyannis, Mass.
Schulz, F. A. Erwin, Neeb Rd., Price
Hill Sta., Cincinnati, O.
Schulz, Louis, West Linwood Ave.,
Maple Shade, N. J.
Schulz, Ormund. 273, 1931
Schumaker, William W., Sec, 843 Sum-
ner Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. 69, 1902
Schurr, Daniel G., Burt, N. D.
Schuster, William, So. 33d St., Billings,
Mont. 1877
Schwab, Benjamin T., Pierre, S. D.
Schwab, Ralph K., Garden City, Kan.
Schwabenland, John C, Berthoud,
Colo.
Schwartz, Henry B.. T., Wailuku, T. H. 1891
Schwedler, Walter H., Scout Ex., 11
So. 6th Ave., La Grange, 111. 1915
Schwimley, William A., 5938 Van Nuys
Blvd., Van Nuys, Cal. 1895
xSchwyhart, Earl W., Defiance, Ohio.
[Scotford, Henry C, deceased. 61
Scotford, John R., Sec, 287 4th Ave.,
New York City. 15, 1912
Scott, Albert L., 6447 Evans Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
Scott, Benjamin D., Pf., 828 College
Ave., Claremont, Cal. 1914
Scott, Caroline H. F., Gossville, N. H.
Scott, Darius B., p.em., 1127 Hartzell
St., Pacific Palisades, Cal. 1872
VScott, Evan W., Chaplain, U. S. N.,
Navy Yard, Boston, Mass. 1904
Scott, George W., 6275 Kester Ave.,
Van Nuys, Cal. 1902
Scott, Harry S., Douglass, Kan.
Scott, Henry Miller, 211 No. Serrano
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. 1911
Vficott, James F., Amesbury, Mass. 1898
Scott, John J., 435 Vine St., East Liver-
pool, O. 1921
Scott, Natt H., Brownsville, Vt. 1922
Scott, Philip G., Darien, Conn.
\-6cott, Willard, 1651 Beacon St., Brook-
line, Mass. 1879
xScott, William T., 2405 Elizabeth Ave.,
Winston-Salem, N. C. 10
xScotton, A. K., Coleridge, N. C. (— )
Scribner, Frank J., 60 S. Jackson St.,
Janesville, Wis. 11
Scroggs, J. W., T., 412 College Ave.,
Norman, Okla. 1880
Scudder, Doremus, 133 W. 9th St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1885
Scudder, Frank S., T., Box 150, Hono-
lulu, T. H. 1890
Scudder, William W., 1725 Monte Vista
Dr., Whittier, Cal. 1885
xSeagrave, J. F., Losantville, Ind. 1926
xSeagrave, Mrs. Maymie, Losantville,
Ind. 273
Sears, John E., Council, Ida.
Sebold, Charles E., 3107 Floral Blvd.,
Butte, Mont.
Sechrist, Earl J., Route 1, Ontario, Cal. 1915
Seckerson, Howard A., P/., Storrs,
Conn. 1909
Secord, Albert, Olmsted Falls, O. 1900
Secord, Alfred A., Alexandria, Minn. 1900
N^edgwick, Arthur H., 166 Westminster
St., Springfield, Mass. 1890
Seebart, Arthur W., PJ., Polytechnic,
Mont. 1919
xSeely, Ray M., Franklin, Ohio.
Seelye, Laurens H., Pf., American
Univ., Beirut, Syria. 1915
Selby, A. Clark, Garner, la.
Selch, Grant M., Wells River, Vt.
Seliger, Charles H. B., Union, Me. 1903
"Seller, Perley B., Quechee, Vt.
Sellick, F. Stanley, Stratford, Conn.
Sengstacke, Henry A., 3 Mile Post,
Augusta Rd., Savannah, Ga.
Sergeant, Miss Ruth F., Southern Pines,
N. C.
Serl, Elmer W., Southern Pines, N. C.
Service, Emerson B., 457 S. Witmer St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1902
Sevier, Samuel S., 1508 Q St., N. W.,
Washington, D. C. 1884
VSewall, Oliver D., Tr., 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 24, 68, 1892
xSexton, C. M., 4241 Spruce St., New
Boston, Ohio. 1927
xSexton, J. W., Rush, Ky. (— )
Seyfert, William H., Madrid, N. Y.
Seymour, Edward P., St. Mawr PI.,
Jenkintown, Pa. 1892
■^'Seymour, Frank C, North Amherst,
Shaeffer, Grant L., 221 Walnut Ave.,
Santa Cruz, Cal. 1893
xShafer, Clark S., Finesville, N. J. 273
V^hafer, Melville A., Wrentham, Mass.
.\Shafer, W. Max, Muncie, Ind. (— )
Shank, Charles H., 2620 W. 85th St.,
Seattle, Wash.
Shankweiler, Paul W., Pf., Clark Univ.,
Worcester, Mass. 1926
Shantz, Merle, East Corinth, Vt.
'iSharp, A. J., Berlin Cross Roads, Ohio. (— )
Sharp, Lawrie J., 2794 Archwood Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
xSharp, Nathan, Cabell, W. Va. (— )
xSharp, Wilbur, Whitestown, Ind.
Sharpe, Joseph, Alcester, S. D.
Sharpe, Lucas M., Wilton, Ontario 1912
Sharpe, Perry A., Vermilion, S. D.
Shattuck, Angelo E., 955 N. Michigan
Ave., Pasadena, Cal. 1908
\J5haver, Erwin L., Sec, 15 Shirley Rd.,
Waltham, Mass. 21, 1917
xShaw, A., Method, N. C. (— )
Shaw, Arthur D., Apt. 3, Rice Bldg.,
Kent, Wash. 1910
Shaw, Edwin S., Excelsior, R. 3, Minn. 1890
Shaw, Ernest T., A.B.C.F.M. 1918
[Shaw, George W., deceased.
^rShaw, John T., 399 Newtonville Ave.,
Newtonville, Mass. 1885
Shaw, Robert B., Veradale, Wash.
Shay, John H., Streator, 111. 1871
Shearer, Herman A., 4806 Sixth St.,
Chico, Cal. 1889
[Shedd, Gordon C, deceased.
xSheeley, Adaline M., West Union,
Ohio. (_)
390 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Sheffer, Lauren A., Arlington, Wash.
Sheldon, Charles M., Ed., 1621 College
St., Topeka, Kan. 1886
Sheldon, Frank M., 829 W. 13th St.,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Sheldon, Harry D., 14 Adare PI., North-
ampton, Mass.
Sheldon, O. J., Winter Park, Fla. 1918
Shelland, J. C, 1523 6th St., S. E., Min-
neapolis, Minn. 1874
xShellenbarger, A. A., R. I., Montoxir,
Iowa. ( — )
Shelly, W. S., Carson City, Mich.
xShelton, Arthur, Olive Hill, Ky. (— )
Shelton, Charles Eldred, 1057 Leckie
St., Portsmouth, Va.
[Shelton, Charles W., deceased.
Shenefelt, Orville P., N. 5017 Regal St.,
Spokane, Wash.
Shepard, Clyde S., 1363 S. Alvarado
St., Los Angeles, Cal. 1913
Shepard, Herman T., West Epping,
N. H. 1891
tShepard, William A. 1920
Shepler, Nicholas, 99 West Broad St.,
Westerly, R. I.
xSheppard, Aaron H., R. 2, Glenn, Ga.
Sheppard, Joseph B., Spencerport, N. Y.
VSheradan, Gregory A., 50 Dunster Lane,
Winchester, Mass. 1906
Sherberg, Albert N., 158 Chapel St.,
Saylesville, R. I.
Sheridan, George Phil., Rochester,
Minn.
Sherley, John A., Sec, 125 Magnolia
Ter., Springfield. Mass. 1906
Sherman, Edwin T., 223 No. School St.,
Lodi, Cal.
Sherman, Stanley C Bridgton, Me.
Sherwin, Benjamin A., Leyland, R. D.
1, O. 1900
Shields, Hugh, Ridgefleld, Conn.
xShifflet, G. A., R. 1. Beverly, W. Va.
Shipherd, Theodore M., Norwich, Conn.
10, 11, 20, 21
Shipman, Alden H., 206 S. O St., Lake
Worth, Fla. 1907
Shipman, Frank R., p.em., 100 Dwight
St., New Haven, Conn. 1893
Shipman, Montague A., St., 722 N.
Michigan Ave., Pasadena. Cal. 1912
Shiraishi, Tasaji, My., 576 Sycamore
St., Oakland, Cal. 1919
[Shirley, Arthur. Died Feb. 5, 1927.
Shively, John L., Southport, Conn.
Shoemaker, Charles D., 328 West Race
St., Oxford, O.
Shoemaker, John R., 3647 West St.,
Oakland, Cal.
[Shoemaker, Nellie M., deceased. 61
Shoemaker, Richard R., St., 211 S.
Dartmouth St., Albuquerque, N. M.
26, 70, 1898
Shoote, Robert, LeRaysville, Pa.
Short, George W. D., 2673 Orrington
Ave., Evanston, 111. 1894
xShort, Harley H., Hagerstown, Ind. 14, 67
Short, Wm. H., 41 S. Bay Ave., Amity-
ville, L. I., N. Y. 1897
Shorter, Frederic W., 3207 Franklin
Ave., Seattle, Wash.
xShortt, Charles E. 1915
xShowalter, C. M. C, 1706 S. Campbell
St., Springfield, Mo. 72, 1904
Shrader, Ralph R., A.B.C.F.M. 1925
Shuder, Harry A., ch., San Quentin,
Cal. 1911
xShull, Andy, R. 3, Waverly, Ohio.
ShuU, Gilbert L., 1442 N. Ronan St.,
Wilmington, Cal. 1883
Shult, Pearley E., Ankeny, la.
VShumaker, E. Ellsworth, 312 Huron
Ave., Cambridge, Mass. 1894
Shurtz, George C, 917 Tuscarawas St.,
N., Canton, O.
^iegle, Scott C, Westminster, Mass.
xSifert, Russell G., R. R., Tipton, Ind.
Silcox, Claris Edwin, Sec, 166 Douglas
Drive, Toronto, Canada. 1914 ,
Silcox, John B., 236 Willow Ave., To-
ronto, Canada. 1876
Silva, Ernest G. da, Hilo, T. H.
Silvernail, Homer B., Stephentown,
N. Y.
[Simmons, Abraham, deceased. 61
v«immons, Arthur A., Wilmington, Mass.
xSimmons, C. C New Bern, N. C. (— )
vSimmons, R. Barclay, 302 Ch^copee St.,
Chicopee, Mass.
Simmons, Zachariah, p.em., 604 Fair-
view St., High Point, N. C. 1885
xSimon. Charles, 70 Walnut St., Metu-
chen, N. J. (— )
Simonds, J. Rupert, 440 Center St.,
Salem, Ore.
Simons, George T., 908 Highland Ave.,
Manhattan Beach, Cal.
Simpson, Henry J., 912 Wellington Ave.
^ E., Flint, Mich. 1906
^^impson, James C, 61 Emerson Rd.,
Watertown, Mass. 1917
xSimpson, S., Gilmerton, Va. (— )
Simpson, Samuel, Tolland, Conn. 1894
Sims, John R., p.em., 522 Pipe Shop
St., Gadsden, Ala. 1884
Sims, Newell Leroy, Pf., 166 N. Pros-
pect St., Oberlin, O. 1905
Sims, Richard V., Box 274, New Iberia,
La. 68
S»*ims, Thomas, p.em., Forestdale, R. F.
D., Mass. 1875
Sinden, Archibald W., 238 23rd Ave.,
N., Clinton, la.
Single, John, Highmore, S. D. 1883
xSinift, George, Chillicothe, Ohio. (— )
Sink, Reuben H., p.em., 945 N. El-
dorado St., Stockton, Cal. 1883
Sinninger, Norman E., Clintonville,
Wis.
Sipe, William C, HoUis, N. H.
Sipes, E. Jasper, Ekalaka, Mont.
tSisson, Howard R., New York. 1910
Sizer, Willis L., Jackman, Me. 1916
Skeele, Arthur F., 225 Monroe PI.,
Monrovia, Cal. 1882
Skentelbury, Wm. H., Flat Rock, Mich.
Skerrv, James Wm., 1611 Forrest Ave.,
Seattle, Wash.
Skidmore, Harold N., 930 Jefferson
Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Skidmore, Lewis H., bus., Rockton,
111. 1911
Skidmore, Nathaniel, 1601 Chapin St.,
Jackson, Mich.
VSkillin, Carl D., 873 Pleasant St., Wor-
^ cester, Mass.
^Skinner, A. Karl, 129 Arlington St.,
Haverhill, Mass.
\. Skinner, Charles L., 120 North St.,
Georgetown, Mass. 1886
Slade, William, Thetford, Vt. 1888
Slade, William F., 3972 Lake Park Ave.,
Chicago, 111. 13
xSlane, J. M., Fort Jennings, Ohio. (— )
Slater, Sheldon, Heaton, N. D.
Slavinski, Miss Barbara. 812 Columbia
St., Shenandoah, Pa.
Sleeper, Henry D., Vergennes, Vt. 1891
Sloan, Alexander, Newcastle, N. H.
xSloan, Charles A., Norwalk, Ohio. (— )
Sloan, George S., 316 N. 27th St., Bill-
ings, Mont.
Sloan, S. J. Tilden, Lancaster, Mo. 1908
VSlocum, Wm. F., Pr. em., 57 Dudley
Rd., Newton Center, Mass. 1878
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 391
^ Small, Andrew J., 8 Park St., Pep-
perell, Mass. 1895
Small, Charles H., 2898 Kingsley Rd.,
. Shaker Heights, Cleveland, O. 1896
^Small, Charles R., 81 Laighton St.,
Lynn, Mass.
Small, Harry E., Canterbury, Conn.
[Smart, I. Chipman, deceased. 61
Smiley, Edmund L., Riverton, Conn.
xSmith, A. F., Polloksville, N. C. (— )
[Smith, Albert D., deceased.
xSmith, Alonzo J., North Harlowe. N. C.
Smith, Alvin O., 1928 44th S. W. St.,
Seattle, Wash.
Smith, Arthur H., 620 Plymouth Rd.,
Claremont. Cal. 1872
. Smith, Arthur L., Rosslyn, Va. 1916
^^mith, Caleb E., 5 Arbor St., Wenham,
Mass. 1904
Smith. Charles C, 1866 Iglehart Ave.,
St. Paul, Minn.
[Smith, Charles C, deceased. 61
viSmith, Charles H., Granby, Mass.
Smith, Charles W., Grand Junction,
Mich.
Smith, Charles W., Garden City, Ala.
Smith, Clifford H., p.em., 72 South St.,
Proctor, Vt. 1882
xSmith, Daniel H., Farmington, N. H.
xSmith, Denbo, Brushart, Ky. (— )
Smith, Dwight C, 2137 Wahiut St., Bel-
lingham. Wash.
Smith, E. Ellsworth, 1005 Clark St., W.
Hollywood, Cal.
Smith, E. Sinclair, 5126 Ellenwood Dr.,
Los Angeles, Cal. 1886
Smith, E. Victor, T., 1306 E. 75th St.,
Seattle, Wash. 1898
xSmlth. Edward, 1017 Washington St.,
Bluffton, Ind. 1915
Smith, Edward H., p.em., 102 Church
St., Oshkosh, Wis. 1869
Smith, Edward H., A.B.C.F.M. 1901
Smith, Edward Lincoln, 2520 Mount
Baker Dr., Seattle, Wash. 1890
Smith, Edward Lornie, E. Orwell. O. 1895
t*Smith, Emory B., Pf., 1707 2d St., N.
W., Washington, D. C. 1915
Smith, Eugene B., 316 Y. M. C. A.,
Scranton, Pa. 1909
Smith. Frank G., 421 So. 36th St.,
Omaha, Neb.
Smith, Fred, Clear Lake, S. D.
Smith, Fred, 324 S. 5th St., Newton,
Kan.
Smith, G. Byron, Pr., Iberia, Mo. 1920
xSmith. George B., 617 E. 23d St.,
Indianapolis, Ind. 1909
Smith, George H., Pf., 620 No. Wash-
ington St., Wheaton. 111. 1876
Smith, George LeGrand, Somerset,
Mich. 1892
Smith, Green N., Baxley, Ga. 1889
Smith, H. Kenneth, 598 New 4th St.,
Fairport Harbor, O.
xSmith, H. Shelton, Pf., 2415 Club Blv'd,
Durham, N. C. 14, 20. 21, (— )
Smith, Hardeman D., Mebane, R. D. 4,
. Box 33, N. C.
^mith, Henry F., 397 High St., West
Medford, Mass.
Smith. Henry G., 15 103d St., Troy,
v_ N. Y. 1886
^mith, Henry W., Lee, Mass. 1905
t*Smith, Howard N., Oregon City, Ore.
xSmith, Hugh A., Versailles, Ohio. 14
Smith, I. Arthur, Ottawa, Kan.
Smith, Ivan R., 205 Washington St.,
Abingdon, 111.
Smith, J. ChaUen, 1234 Armacost Ave.,
West Los Angeles, Cal. 1896
xSmith, J. H., Maysville, N. C. (— )
Smith, J. Lloyd, 5512 Reiger Ave.,
IDclUss Xgx.
Smith, iames G., p.em., 324 B St., Fay-
etteville, N. C. 1912
Smith, James Robert, 8273 Hough Ave.,
Cleveland, O.
Smith, John V. G., 806 S. 13th Ave.,
Yakima, Wash. 1904
[Smith, Jonathan G., deceased.
xSmith, Leon Edgar, Pr., Elon College.
N. C. 10, 11. 14, 20, 24, 43
Smith, N. B. C, Highland, R. D., Cal. 1900
Smith, O. A., Box 262, Nogales, Ariz.
Smith, Otterbein O., 3707 W. 50th Ave.,
Denver, Colo.
Smith, O. Warren, Oconomowoc, Wis.
Smith, Robert Seneca, Pf., 64 Swarth-
more St., New Haven, Conn. 11, 41. 1906
Smith. Sheppard O.. Fort Madison,
R. F. D., la.
[Smith. Stephen, deceased.
Smith. Stewart H.. Spring Green. Wis.
Smith. Thomas B., Woodston, Kan. 1892
Smith, William, ed., 125 Nowland Ave.,
Peoria, 111. 1888
Smith, William, 145 Elm St., Oberlin,
O. 1892
Smith. William A.. 9 Park St., Water-
ville. Me.
Smith, William R.. Edgewood, Tex.
WSmith, Willis E., 64 Washington St.,
Keene, N. H.
[Smits, Bastian, deceased. 61
w^neath, Isaiah W., 20 Marion St., Wol-
Isston ]Vl3SS>
Sneesby, Arthur W., New London, Wis.
Snelgrove, Andrew H., Olivet, Mich. 1881
Snell, C. Y., 1317 S. Catalina St., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1871
Snell, Roy J., Lee, 705 N. Wheaton
Ave., Wheaton, 111. 1906
Snider, Asa B., 667 Rodney Ave., Port-
land, Ore.
Snider, Reuel P.. Hilo. T. H.
xSnodgrass. C. W., Gas City, Ind. (— )
tSnook, Marion, Willard. R. D. 1, O. 1892
V«6now, Everard W., 22 Dover Rd.,
Wellesley, Mass.
Snow, Walter A., c/o Standard Pub.
Co., 8th & Cutler Sts., Cincinnati, O. 1900
[Snowden, Clifford L., deceased. 61
[Snowden, Frank R., died Dec. 2, 1912.
Snowman, Dudley F., Hockanum, Conn.
Snyder, Francis C, Thedford, Neb.
VCnyder. Henry S., 20 Derne St., Boston,
Mass. 1885
xSnyder, John, Louisville, 111. (— )
Snyder, John F., 70 State St.. East
Orange, N. J. 1905
Snyder, John G.. Vine St.. Willough-
by, O. 1924
t*Soares, Antonio V., p.em., 1407 Koko
Head Ave., Honolulu, T. H. 1891
Soares, Theo. G., 1542 Morada PI.,
tSoderholm,' Henry, Chicago, 111. 1892
Sokabe, Shiro, Honomu, T. H.
[Solandt, Andrew P., deceased. 62
Solandt, Andrew W., Sec, Y. M. C. A.,
Longmeadow, Mass. 1919
Solandt, James A., 211 N. Professor St.,
Oberlin, O. 1894
Solero, Narciso, Jr., 6 Victor Lokpez
St., Santurce, Puerto Rico. 70
Vomers, Laurence D., Marion, Mass.
[Somerville, Thomas E., deceased.
xSooter, C. M., Tuscumbia, Mo.
xSooter, Menzo E., Dixon, Mo.
xSooter, W. M., Sr.. R. 2, Iberia, Mo.
xSooter, W. M., Jr., Eldon, Mo.
xSorrell M. T., 117 Motley Ave., Dan-
ville, Va.
Soto, Emeterio, Chino, Cal.
392 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Souders, John F., Spring Valley, Minn.
Soule, Sherrod, St., 37 Garden St.,
Hartford, Conn. 24, 27, 66, 1888
tSouthby, Maxwell A. 1907
Southgate, Benjamin M., Britt, la.
Sowles, Langdon L., Buffalo, S. D.
Spalding, George B., 363 North East
15th Ter., Miami, Fla. 1901
Spangenberg, Louis F., Windsor, Wis.
Sparhawk, Willis T., 8th & Elm Sts.,
Cincinnati, O. 1900
Sparkes, Cecil S., 5329 France Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
xSparks, Abram W., 2145 N. Malvern
St.. Dayton, Ohio. 12, 14, 26, 1914
xSparrow, David H., 220 Broad St., New
Bern, N. C. 72, 73
Speer, Gordon C, So. Haven, Mich.
Spelman, Henry O., Clarion, la.
xSpence, D. M., Nashville, Tenn. 1928
Spence, Walter, Boscobel, Wis.
*^-Spence, William H., Hanover, N. H. 11
Spencer, David B., Mont Dora, Fla.
Spencer, John C, Seeley, Cal.
xSpencer, John E., Hidalgo, 111.
Spencer, Ora E., Mendon, 111.
Spencer, Walter L., Absarokee, Mont.
Spengler, Gustav, 1824 Cambridge
Ave., Sheboygan, Wis.
Sperry, Willard L., Dean, 11 Francis
Ave., Cambridge, Mass. 32, 1909
Spiker, William D., New Hampton, la.
Spinka, Matthew, Pf., 5757 University
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1915
u«^pinney, Ernest G., Wiscasset, Me.
xSpohn, E. T., Columbia City, Ind. 1886
Spoolman, Jacob, Pf., 613 4th Ave., Ash-
land, Wis. 1905
Spooner, Leonard A., DeWitt, la.
Spooner, Walter, Room 421, 1060 Broad
St.. Newark, N. J. 27, 68, 1905
Sprague. Frederick P., Vermontville,
Mich. 1896
Sprague, Leslie W.. 3824 Storm St..
Bayside, N. Y. 1890
Sprague, Paul W., Roxbury, Conn.
Sprague, Wm. A., Pasco, Wash.
xSpriggs. C. A.. 10 Walker St., Athens,
Ohio. 1920
xSpriggs, Mrs. Frankie, 1115 W. Pleas-
ant St., Springfield, Ohio. 1920
Squires, Mrs. Florence Lowes, Box 51,
Columbia, S. C. 1924
Squires, Fred D. C, ed., 525 Wesley
St., Wheaton, 111. 1918
Squires, Lynn, P. O. Box 1102, Fort
Worth, Tex. 1929
Staaf. Gustaf, Buffalo, Wright Co.,
Minn. 1888
Stackman, Carl, 464 Kane Ave., Bur-
lington, Wis.
Stackpole, Markham W., T., 79 Valley
Rd., Milton, Mass. 1902
Stadler, J. Clayton. Roberts, 111.
XStafford, Hubert S., Lenox, Mass.
Stafford, LeRoy H., My., 1914
V-Stafford, Russell Henry, 645 Boylston
St., Boston, Mass. 32
Stage, George S., Marblehead, O.
Stage, James K., 1929 Vine St., Berke-
ley, Cal. 1907
Stahl, Karl L., 1142 Strahley PL, Pitts-
burgh, Pa. 67
xStaley, W. W., p. em., Suffolk, Va. 14, 1874
Stallard, Henry C, 14 Brown Ave.,
Berlin, N. H.
xStallard, Herbert, Wesleyville, Ky. (— )
Stamm, Frederick K., 350 Clinton Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 11
Stangeland, Jens., So. Ozone Park, N.
Y.
Stanley. Charles A., A.B.C.F.M. 1904
Stanley, Charles J., 1331 Fairview St.,
Selma. Ala.
V^tanley, Fred V., Cohasset, Mass.
Stanley. Miss Grace E., 56 Perham St.,
Farmington, Me. 1909
Stanley, John E., Bonifay, R. 1, Fla. 1891
Stanley, J. Taylor, Dudley, N. C.
Stanley, Lawrence L., 125 Stafford
Ave., Barnesville, Ga.
Stannard, Edward L.. Whitefield, R. D.
2, N. H. 1915
VStanton, Andrew J., 95 Grand St..
Springfield, Mass.
Stapleton, John, 1110 Kenwyn St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. 10
Stapleton, Robert. Gilley. Ky. 1897
Starbird, Frank R., Waterville, N. Y. 1928
Starie, John W., Amherst, N. H.
Stark, Charles W.. Lewis, la.
Stark, Darlington E., Verdon, Neb.
Stark, Lewis A., Aptos, Cal. 1915
Stark, Walter Howard, Pilgrim Ch.,
Cleveland, O.
Starr, Edward C, p.em., Cornwall,
Conn. 1871
Starr, Harris E., Ed., 602 Hill Bldg.,
Washington, D. C. 1902
Staub, John James, 963 E. Taylor St.,
Portland, Ore.
Stauffacher, Albert D., Claremont, Cal.
13. 34, 66
Stauffer, Henry, 522 H. St.. Antioch.
Cal. 12
Stead, James R., 269 Jefferson St., Po-
mona, Cal. 1895
Steadman, Lafayette L., 3221 Penn St..
St. Joseph, Mo.
xSteal, O., Olive Hill, Ky. (— )
'wStearns, Edward R., St., 4 North State
St., Concord, N. H. 24, 27, 31, 69, 1892
Stearns, John F., Pontiac, Mich.
Stebbins, Charles E., Carpentersville.
m.
Steele, Albert T.. lawyer, 75 Walnut St..
Winsted, Conn. 1899
Steele, Joseph, 2001 Rebecca St., Sioux
City, la.
Steele, William B., Toulon, 111.
Steen, Joseph A., 17th & Sycamore Sts.,
Terre Haute, Ind.
VSteeves, Earl R., Leicester. Mass.
Stein, Henry W.. 224 E. 9th Ave..
Homestead, Pa.
Stein, Joseph H.. 204 W. Madison St.,
Sandusky, O.
Steiner, Edward A., Pf., Grinnell, la. 1891
Steiner, Raymond W., 7 South St..
Berlin Heights, O.
Steininger, William R., College pastor,
4305 15th Ave., N. E., Seattle, Wash. 1923
Stemme, Fred E., 402 W. 1st Ave.,
Denver. Colo.
Stemme, Harry A., So. Pekin, 111.
Stemme, Robert, 3363 Milverton Rd..
Cleveland, O.
Stenman, Charles E., 1127 N. Parkside
Ave., Chicago, 111.
Stephens, James C, Paonia, Colo. 1925
xStephens, R. S., Dover. Del. 1912
Stephenson, George W.. Derry Village.
N. H.
xStephenson, W. J.. Merry Oaks, N. C. (— )
Stepp, Charles T., Route 12, Box 184J.
Tulsa, Okla. 1908
Sterling, Donald M., Hartford, Wis.
Sterns, Wallace H., Zumbrota, Minn.
Stetson, R. Kidder. South Bend, Box
55, R. D. 5, Ind.
Stevens, Almon O., Stearns, Ky. 13, 68
Stevens, Charles L.. Alfred, Me.
Stevens, Clarence H., 320 Edgewood
Rd., Redwood City. Cal.
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 393
Stevens, J. Merle, 360 1st Ave., S.. Wis-
consin Rapids, Wis.
Stevens, Wilmot E., Burton, O.
tStevenson, C. H. 1899
.xStevenson, Eugene C, Slingerlands,
N. Y. 273
Stevenson, Wilfred S., Parmalee, S. D.
Stevenson, William D. J., 612 Lewis
St., Saginaw, Mich. 1885
Stever, Fred A., 215 S. Chestnut St.,
Kewanee, 111.
xStewart, J. L., Garner, N. C. (— )
Stewart, John T., Boone Terre, Mo.
xStewart, J. Wesley, R. 10, Anderson,
Ind. 72
Stewart, Wilson R., 308 E. Mansfield
St., Bucyrus, O. 1895
Stick, Harry A., A.B.C.F.M. 1911
Stickney, Geo. E., 816 Park Ave., Be-
loit. Wis.
Stiles, Hubert W., Princeton, 111.
Stimpke, John J., Worthing, S. D.
Stimson, Cyrus F., Sec, 75 Kensington
Ave., Northampton, Mass. 1895
Stimson, Henry A., p. em., 25 Claremont
Ave.. New York City. 1870
Stimson, Martin Luther, 1332 Ave. As-
truria. Coral Gables, Fla. 1881
St. John, Benjamin, R. D. 1, Red-
wood City, Cal.
St. John, Charles N., Canandaigua, N.
Y.
Stock, Benjamin, Interlachen, Fla.
wStock, Harry T., Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 21, 1916
Stockdale. Allen A.. 10th & G. St., N.
W., Washington, D. C.
Stocking, Jay T., Union & Kensington
Aves.. St. Louis, Mo. 11, 15, 20, 24
[Stocking, William R., deceased. 62
Stoddard, Eugene W., Pj., Vacaville,
Cal. 1886
Stoddart, Mrs. Dorothy Robinson, 211
Walnut St., Holyoke, Mass. 1925
Stoetzel, Frederic J., 4074 42d St., San
Diego, Cal. 1910
Stoffer, Bryan S., Pr., American Col-
lege, Madura, India. 1922
Stolz, Karl R., Dean, 55 Elizabeth St.,
Hartford. Conn. 38, 1911
^-Stone, Alfred W., 360 Main St., West
Concord, Mass. 1917
Stone, Dwight C, Hanover, Conn.
Stone, Ira D., Sec, 19 So. La Salle
St.. Chicago, 111. 67, 1894
Stone, Walter M., Staffordville, Conn.
Stonecipher, Luther E., Fairfield, R. D.
10, Conn.
Stook, Arthur M. S., 121 2d Ave., S.,
Forest Grove, Ore. 1911
Stoops, J. Dashiell, P/., Grinnell, la. 1901
Storey, Herbert B., Newmarket, On-
tario, Canada.
Stough. Henry W., Ev., 318 Washington
St., Wheaton, 111. 1896
Stoughton, Lewis H., Newfane, Vt.
xStout, W. C, Lima, Ohio. 1916
Stover, Howard C, 245 S. 19th St.,
Salem, Ore.
xStover, John A., R. 2, Ansonia, Ohio.
Stover, Webster S., Elkland, Pa. 1925
tStover, WiUiam B. 1903
Stowe, Frederick W., Grand Marias,
Minn.
*Stowell, G. Paul, 924 Cass St., La
Crosse, Wis.
Stowell, Jay S., Sec, Rockledge Ave.,
Fox Chase, Philadelphia, Pa. 1912
xStrahin, C. J., Hendricks, W. Va. (— )
Strang, Clement J., T., Benzonia, Mich. 1901
Strang, Max, 298 Bryant St., Buffalo,
N. Y. 13
xStrange, Francis M., Ferguson, Iowa.
^tratton, Harold L., 28 Circuit Ave.,
Worcester, Mass.
xStratton, L. A., R. 5, Georgetown, Ohio.1900
Strauch, William, My., Urdinarrian, E.
Rios, Argentine, Chile. 1915
xStrawbridge. Cloid E., 936 W. High St.,
Lima, Ohio.
Strayer, Charlton B., St., Stevens St.,
Norwalk, Conn. 1898
Street, Thomas, 804 Main St., Winsted,
Conn.
Street, William D., 4 Ridgeview Ave.,
White Plains, N. Y.
Streeter, Clayton M., 177 Ocean View
Ave., Santa Cruz, Cal. 1894
V^treeter, Willard E., 133 Front St., Ex-
eter, N. H. 1897
Strickland, Daniel W., 702 Ocean Ave.,
West Haven, Conn.
xStrickland, Fred G., 117 Brighton Rd.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Strickland, George D., 1010 Ashmun
St., S. S. Marie. Mich. 1889
Strifller, Roy J., Geneva, O.
Strobel, Theodore, 637 Whedbee St.,
Fort Collins, Colo.
Stroh, Henry J., McCook, Neb.
Stroh, Mrs. Lucia M., Salem, Mich.
Strohecker, John H., Alamota, Kan.
Strong, David H., Shelburne Falls,
Mass. 1885
Strong, Frank P., bus., 815 Peach St.,
Vineland, N. J. 1899
Strong, J. Selden, North Thetford, Vt.
Strong, Sydney, 508 Garfield St.,
Seattle, Wash. 1884
'^^trong, William E., Sec, 14 Beacon St.,
Boston, Mass. 1885
Strong, William V. D., 58 Grove Ave.,
Woodbridge, N. J.
[Strothard, George W.. deceased. 62
Strother, Robert J., 258 Fairmount
Ave., Jersey City, N. J. 1896
Stroup, Charles A., Seward, 111.
Strout, Joseph W., p. em., Thomaston,
Me. 1886
•^truthers, Alfred L., Goshen, Mass.
Stryker, Garrett V.. T., 39 Mapledell
St., Springfield, Mass. 29. 1903
Stuart, Luke, bus.. Box 464, Freeport,
111. 1907
Stuart, Mrs. Rosine E., 959 N. E. 10th
St., Portland, Ore. 1898
Stubbins, Thomas A., Lake Geneva,
Wis.
Studebaker, Herbert A., 616 Portland
Ave., Beloit, Wis.
Studwell, Harry A., Cornwall Bridge,
R. D., Conn.
Stump, Edwin Turner, Pf., 315 No. Lin-
coln St., Kent, O. 1924
Stump, George E., 225 Letcher St.,
Chenoa, HI. 1896
Sturgis, Miss Vesta, 524 Eleanor St.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Sturtevant, Earl H., 131 Schubert St.,
Binghamton, N. Y. 1926
Suarez, Cruz A., Naguabo, Puerto Rico. 273
Suber, Gustav A., 50 Fountain PL, New
Rochelle, N. Y.
Suckow, William J.. Alden, la.
Suffa, Andrew, 916 Henry St., College
View, Neb. 1899
Sullens, Arthur J., St., 634 Mack Bldg.,
Denver, Colo. 26, 66, 1897
.xSummerbell, Carlyle, Tampa, Fla. (— )
xSummerbell, Martyn, Pres., Lakemont,
N. Y. 1867
Sumner, Frederick A., Pr., W. Battle
St., Talladega, Ala. 43, 1894
v^ump, Frederick von der, Randolph,
Mass.
394 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
^undelin, Veijo V., 11 McDonald St.,
Quincy, Mass.
xSutcliffe, R. W., Philadelphia, Pa. (— )
Sutherland, Everett L., Durand, Mich.
Sutherland, John W., 401 Am. State
Savings Bank Bldg., Lansing, Mich.
68, 1876
[Sutherland, Ward T., deceased. 62
xSutton, A., Lagrange, N. C. (— )
xSwadley, Adam P., Union Bridge, Md. 1904
Swain, Augustus C, 5 Linnaean St.,
Cambridge, Mass. 1873
Swain, Richard L., Lee, Park Ave.,
Ext., Bridgeport, Conn. 1884
Swainson, William, Killingly, Conn.
Swan, Alfred W., 121 Bascom PI.,
Madison, Wis. 12
Swan, Ernest F. W., Montain & High-
land Aves., Piedmont, Cal. 1917
Swan, H. E., 518 W. 25th St. N.,
Oklahoma City, Okla. 1890
Swann, Walter M., 411 E. Madison
Ave., Springfield, O.
VSwanson, Charles, 22 Terrace Hill,
Proctor, Vt.
Swanson, Isaac J., Chardon, O.
Swart, Winfield Q., A.B.C.F.M. 1926
Swartout, Edgar P., Ree Heights, S. D. 1899
xSwarts, Cleon, Defiance, Ohio. 13
Swartz, Charles K., 2601 Lyndhurst
Ave., Baltimore, Md. 1892
Swartz, Herman F., Pr., 600 Coventry
Rd., Berkeley, Cal. 12, 13, 42, 1898
Swartz, Philip Allen, 125 6th Ave., La
Grange, 111. 12
Swartz, Philip K., 1018 Amaroso St.,
Venice, Cal.
Sweet, John E., Honeoye, N. Y.
Sweet, Milo J., Pastor at Large, 226 W.
Henderson St., Salisbury, N. C.
26, 66. 67, 1900
xSweet, Theodore B.. 601 N. Scott St..
Olathe, Kans. 1896
Sweet, William I., p. em., 71 West
Brookside Dr., Larchmont, N. Y. 1887
Sweetland, William V., Providence,
R. I. 1911
Swengel, A. Wilmer, 2131 N. 2d St..
Harrisburg, Pa. 1886
•Swenson, Ernest A., 1255 E. 113th St.,
Cleveland, O.
Swertfager, George A., P. O. Box 661,
Chicago, 111. 1902
Swift, Arthur L., Jr., Pf., Broadway
& 120th St., New York City. 1916
Swift, Benjamin, Claremont Inn,
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v^wift, Samuel R.. Hinsdale, Mass.
Swisher, Raymond C, Scottsbluff, Neb.
Switzer, Annie E., Downs, Kans. 1907
xSydenstricker, C. A., Kingston, W.
Va. 73. 1918
Sykes, James, Hall, N. Y.
Sylvester, E. Paul, 106 Colfax St., N. E.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Symington, Thomas A., 516 7th St.,
Huntington, W. Va.
.Symons. Horatio H., Ada, Minn.
*' Tabor, U. Seth, 325 No. 16th St., Kan-
sas City, Kan. 1899
xTackett. E. B., Olive Hill, Ky. (— )
Taft, Clinton J., dir. , 7104 Balboa
Ave., Van Nuys, Cal. 1905
Taft, George W., Amber, N. Y.
Taft, Jay N., 2376 W. 31st St., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1884
Taggart, Charles E., Reed City, Mich.
Taggart, Geo. A., Box 167, Myrtle
Creek, Ore.
Taintor, Jesse F., P. O. Box 125, Car-
lisle, Pa. 1878
Tajima, Kengo, 293 Kensington PL,
Pasadena, Cal. 1916
Takahashi, Ichiro, My., Kealakekua,
T. H. 1924
Takahashi, Patric O., 530 Mulberry
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Talbot, Freeman H., 832 Emerson St.,
Denver, Colo. 1913
xTalley, George M., Corbinton, N. C. 273
Talley, Marvin L., Goltry, Okla.
Talmadge, T. M., Central Union
Church, Honolulu, T. H. 12
Talmage, L. Curtis, Shandon, Butler
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Tamblyn, Albert T., bus.. Golden-
bridge, Westchester Co., N. Y. 1906
Tamblyn, George O., New York City. 1906
Tamura, Paul K., 1293 Nuuamu Ave.,
Honolulu, T. H.
Tangarone, Adam A., My., 251 S. Main
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Tanner, Allan A., 8107 Brook St.,
Sulphur Springs, Fla. 1894
xTarr, Columbus C, Bluffton. Ind.
VTarr, James J. G., 10 Mt. Pleasant St.,
Rockport, Mass. 1902
Tate, Charles E., Malta, Mont.
Tate, Mrs. Emily B., Higganum, Conn.
Tate. William A., 7659 W. 62d PL,
Argo, 111.
Taylor, Arthur W., 5700 So. Green St.,
Chicago, 111.
Taylor, Charles F., New York City. 1896
Taylor, Frederick C, Bolton, Conn.
Taylor, Graham, 955 Grand Ave., Chi-
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Taylor, Harry W., Pittsfield, N. H.
xTaylor, Herman C, bus., 223 S. State
St., Dover, Del. 1923
[Taylor, Horace J., deceased. 62
Taylor, James D., A.B.C.F.M. 1899
V^Taylor, John G., p.em., 22 Whitemore
St., Arlington, Mass. 1873
xTaylor, John, R. 2. Roanoke, Ala.
Taylor, Livingston L., Keene Valley,
N. Y. 1887
Taylor, Reginald W., 71 Park St., Ar-
cade, N. Y.
V Taylor, William, Harvard, Mass.
xTaylor, W. M., Henderson, N. C. (— )
Tedford, Joseph E., 1021/2 W. 14th St.,
Fort Worth, Tex. 1906
Ten Hopen, Lawrence E., Three Oaks,
Mich.
[Tenney, Henry M., deceased.
xTerrelL G. T., Garner. N. C. (— )
xTerry, J. S., R. 5, Rockingham, N. C. (— )
Terry, Maurice H., Columbus, Mont.
Terwilliger, Floyd E., Lisle, N. Y.
Tesh, Luther M., Glenwood, Minn.
Tewksbury, Elwood G., My., Shanghai,
China. 1890
Thayer, Charles S., lib., 64 Gillett St.,
Hartford, Conn. 1902
Thayer, Earl H., Franklin & W. 45th
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V Thayer, Frederick D., Shrewsbury,
Mass.
Thayer, Fred T., Watertown, R. D. 2,
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[Thayer, Lucius H., deceased. 62
VTheodore, John T., Hotel Clinton,
Springfield, Mass. 1899
Thibodeau, Asa D., 318 N. Elmwood
Ave., Oak Park, 111. 1904
Thiel, Peter J., 2636 So. 13th St.,
Lincoln. Neb. 69, 1900
Thienes, Elmer T., Sec, Y. M. C. A., 93
Elm St., Hartford. Conn. 1914
Vrhistle, William T., Bristol, N. H.
xThomas, Alonzo A. Stewartsville. Mo. 1890
xThomas, Alvin M., 1815 North St.,
Logansport, Ind.
Thomas. Clark S., Marshall, HI. 1906
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 395
Thomas, Daniel Theodore, 866 Fiske
St., Pacific Palisades, Cal. 1888
Thomas, David E., Mt. Pleasant, la. 1908
v>«rhomas, Ernest A., Marshfleld Hills,
^ Mass. ■ 1902
Thomas, Evan, Pf., 187 Loomis St.,
Burlington, Vt. 1883
-xThomas, F. M., Ashland, Ky. (— )
xThomas, Francis M., Gerster, Mo. (— )
xThomas. Frank P.. Greenville, Ohio.
Thomas, G. Emerys, Gomer, O.
Thomas, George J., 1420 Hattie Ave.,
Winston-Salem, N. C. 69
VThomas, J. Lincoln, Chester, Mass.
Thomas, J. Morrison, 1718 Montrose
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Thomas, J. P., 208 So. Walnut St., New-
castle, Pa. 1916
Thomas, James J., 1600 Orchard Knob
Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. 1900
VThomas, James T., Halifax, Mass. 1915
Thomas, John R., East High St., Ebens-
burg. Pa.
Thomas, Lorenzo D., 137 Abbott St.,
Wilkes Barre, Pa.
xThomas, Omer S., Covington, Ohio. 13, 14
^•Thomas, Percy E., 187 Pawtucket St.,
Lowell, Mass.
Thomas, Roy W., New Castle, Colo.
Thomas, Thomas P., 834 Dartmoor St.,
N., St. Petersburg, Fla. 1885
Thomas, Walter S., 227 Boulevard St.,
Lake Charles, La.
xThomas, William H., Henderson, N. C.
Thome, Otto R., bus., Winthrop, Mirm. 1919
Thompson, Albert M., Millinocket, Me.
xThompson, A. J., 306 N. Church St.,
Fayette, Mo. 1926
Thompson, A. W., San Jacinto, Cal. 1880
Thompson, Carl D., 4131 N. Keeler
Ave., Chicago, 111. 1898
Thompson, E. W., Long Pine, Neb.
Thompson, Edward A., Walnut & Los
Robles Aves., Pasadena, Cal.
xThompson, Mrs. Flora T., 518 North
Ave., 53, Los Angeles, Calif. (— )
"'•'Thompson, Frank W., Bedford, Mass.
Thompson, Franklm C, 518 No. State
St., Concord, N. H.
Thompson, Hiram F., Parkman, O.
Thompson, Hugh, Harford, Pa.
[Thompson, J. Brettle, deceased.
Thompson, J. Herbert, Maricopa, Cal.
Thompson, Karl O., Pf., 3130 Essex Rd.,
Cleveland Heights, O. 1907
Thompson, Ole, Buffalo Center, la.
Thompson, Yancy S., 24 West St.,
Bloomfield, N. J.
Thompson, William J., 6425 Crescent
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Thorns, Walter J., 601 N. Jameson Ave.,
Lima, O.
Thomsen, Eric H., Keene Valley, N. Y.
Thomsen, Ludwig, Osborne, Kan.
Thomson, A. Eugene, Williamsfleld, R.
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Thomson, Arthur, 2918 Monroe Ave.,
Kansas City, Mo. 1927
Thomson, Christian, p.em., Cleveland,
O. 1884
Thomson, Joseph K., 39 Hemlock St.,
Paterson, N. J. 1916
Thomson, Mehran K., Pf., 727 Michi-
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xThornburg, A. Blain, R. 3, Sidney,
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xThornburg, N. H., R. 3, Farmland, Ind.
Thornell, J., Dodge Center, Minn.
VThorp, Charles N., Lincoln, Mass. 32
Thorp, Willard B., 1010 Waverley St.,
Palo Alto, Cal. 42
Thorpe, Walter, Brandon, Vt. 1903
Thrall, J. Brainerd, 329 Merriman Ave.,
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Thrall, W. Herbert, Sec, em., Huron,
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Thrasher, Marion L., Andalusia, R. 2,
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xThrogmorton, John, Goreville, 111. (— )
Thrush, John O., p.em.. River Falls,
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W?Tiurlow, George L., 18 Walden St.,
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Thurston, Jason F., Tamworth, N. H. 1905
Thurston, Oakley B., Leslie, Mich.
vThurston, William H., Foxboro, Mass. 1901
Thwing, Charles F., Pf., 11109 Bell-
flower Rd., Cleveland, O. 1879
'f^Thygeson, Hanson E., E. Falmouth,
Tibbetts, Arthur T., Cannon Ball, N. D. 1907
Tiede, Otto J., Pr., Redfleld, S. D.
11, 20, 43, 1911
xTilford, Arch C, Geneva, N. Y. 1930
xTillman, Silas E., 182 Seaman Ave.,
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Tillman, William H., Crestview, R. D.
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Tillson, Lewis N., East Sumner, Me.
'JTimberlake, Ralph M., Dalton, Mass. 10
Timmons, Wolford C, New Britain,
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*Timperley, Frank, 21 Warrenton St.,
Boston, Mass. 1919
Tincher, Frank S., 803 Fourth St.,
Columbus, Ind. 1885
Tippett, Bertram V., 314 S. West St.,
Bellevue, O.
Tippett, Ernest H., Box 465, San Diego,
Cal. 1898
Tipton, Robert, 7026 Limekiln Pike.
Philadelphia, Pa. 1915
Tishkins, Frank, Bethel, Conn. 273
Titcomb, Arthur, Farmington, Me. 1888
Tobey, Benjamin F., Ithaca, R. D. 8,
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Todd, Albert G., Rodman, N. Y.
Todd, Henry Clap, Madrid, R. F. D., la.
Todd, Joseph O., 56 Radcliff Ave.,
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\ Tokas, Christie G., Ed., 25 Ardale St.,
Roslindale, Mass. 1902
Tolbert, Raymond B., Lee, 1504 South
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Toleman, Charles B., Waterbury, R. D.
1. Conn. 1897
Tolson, George T., Pf., 1798 Scenic
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V'Tomblen, Charles L., West Brookfield,
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Tomenendal, Frank L., Mellen, Wis.
Tomkins, George, Andrew Freedman
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xTomlin, James, Manchester, Ohio. (— )
Tompkins, H. Herbert, Colchester,
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Tompkins, Seeley K., Manitou, Colo. 1910
Toms, Joseph, York, Neb.
Tong, Walter C, A.B.C.F.M. 273, 1931
Tontz, Knowles S., biLS., Tigard, Ore. 1909
Toomay, John B., Avalon, Cal. 1891
Toothaker, Archie, Downs, Kan.
Torbet, Howard Lee, 1584 E. 117th St.,
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Torrence, James S., 3924 1st Ave., So.,
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Torrey, Mrs. Anna C, Stamford, R. D.
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Torrey, Daniel T., bus., 238 Williams
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[Torrey, David C, deceased.
Torvik, Olaf J., 1020 Magnolia Ave.,
Gardena, Cal. 1928
396 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Totten. George A., 713 11th Ave., N.,
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[Tower, Charles E., deceased.
Tower, William H., 2 Holland Ter.,
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Towne, Howard Roswell, Traverse
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Towne, Willard O., Portland, N. Y.
V Towne, Salem D., 8 Bosworth St., Bos-
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Townsend, Arthur C, Waterford, Me.
Townsend, Jewett C, N. W. 3rd Ave.,
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% Townsend, Lynne P., North Wilbra-
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Townsend, Stephen J., p.em., 12th St.
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xTracy, C. A., 459 Ellsworth St., Spring-
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Tracy, Charles K., Elmwood, Conn.
Tracy, Daniel W., Belle Fourche, S. D. 1889
Tracy, Isaac B., Kempster, Wis.
Tracy, Olin B., Skowhegan, Me.
Tracy, Olin H., Brownville, Me.
xTraver, Mrs. Helen S., New Berlin,
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Travis, Thomas, 149 Watchung Ave.,
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Trcka, Charles J., 373 Daly St., St.
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Treat, Edward P., Spring Valley, N. Y.
Treat, J. Calvin, biis., 909 E. Berkeley
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Treat, Roger E., 19206 Lancashire Rd..
Detroit, Mich. 12, 13
xTreber, Ernest, Winchester, Ind.
xTreber, Mildred L., Winchester, Ind. 1914
TreFethren, Eugene B., Ipswich, S. D. 1900
Treise, Henrich, P. O. Box 543, Wind-
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xTrent, Harvey, EUiottville, Ky. (— )
Tresidder, Fred J., Bertrand, Neb.
Trickey, Benjamin J., Spencer, la.
Trickey, Reuben R., Watertown, S. D.
Trigg, Edwin S., Aurelia, la.
Triplett, Harry M., Naperville, 111. 1898
Tripp, George F., Eaton, Colo.
Trompen, J. N., Aurora, Colo.
Trosper, John Madison, 608 So. Main
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^.^rout, John M., Sandwich, Mass.
V-Trout, William D., bus., Caldwell, Ida. 1907
Trowbridge, Stephen V. R., My., Cairo,
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Trueblood, Charles E., Alpena, Mich.
[Trueblood, William Jasper, deceased. 63
i-'Truesdell, Arthur L., Bernardston,
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xTruitt, Cora. R. 1, Noble, 111. (— )
xTruitt, John G., 312 Edgar Ave., Day-
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Truman, Daniel, Newaygo, Mich. 1888
Trumbo, Miss Eunice I., La Cross, Wis.
Trust, Harry, 95 Park Ave., W., Mans-
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Tsui, Hin Weng, Waimea, T. H.
Tsuji, Mitsutaro, Box 320, Ogden, Utah.
[Tuck, Edward A., deceased. 63
Tuck, Leslie J., Elkhorn, Wis.
Tucker, S. Gordon, Newcastle, Me.
Tudor, David, Geneva, Neb.
Tuomisto, James E., 16 16th St.,
Cloquet, Minn.
Tuomisto, Mrs. James E., 16 16th St.,
Cloquet, Minn.
Tupper, Leland E., p.em., 101 North 1st
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Tupper, Miles G. Barkhamsted, Conn.
Turk, Morris H., 17 West St.. Portland,
Me. 12, 32
Turner, Edward B., Box 150, Hono-
lulu, T. H. 1899
Turner, James M., Almont, Mich.
Turner. John M.. North Evans, N. Y.
Turner, Jonathan, 715 Court St., Port
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xTurner. Mark H., Blaine, Me. (— )
Turner. William Jay. 815 Joliet St..
West Chicago. R. D. 2. 111. 1888
Turrentine. Wm. J., 702 Browns Ferry
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Tuthill. C. Julian. Atkinson. N. H.
Tuthill, William B., 244 Collins St.,
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Tuttle, George A.. Wethersfield, Conn.
Tuttle. Harold S.. Pf., Univ. of Oregon,
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Tuttle, Henry W., Grinnell, la.
Tuttle. Warren W., 208 S. Chestnut St.,
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Tuttle, William N., Walton, N. Y.
Tweedy, Harry E.. Campbell. Neb.
Tweedy. Henry H., Pf., 112 Huntington
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VTwichell, Joseph H., College pastor,
Williamstown, Mass. 1911
Tyler, H. Fay, 232 W. 103d St.. New
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[Tyler, Henry M., deceased. 63
xTyler, Myron, R. 1. Blackshear, Ga. 1875
Tyler. William A.. St., 410 Barkley
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Tyler, William F., Rockville. R. D. 1.
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Tyson, Stuart L., 616 Wolfs Lane, Pel-
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Uhlman, Richard Paul, Garrison, N. D.
Ullom, Orville D., 213 Washington St.,
Melbourne, Fla.
Ulrich, Fred E., 6IOV2 E. High St.,
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Umstead, Owen, 408 Emerald St.. Re-
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xUnderhill, Gardner D., Havre de Grace,
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xUnderwood, G. R., Pittsboro, N. C. (— )
yUnderwood. Robert L.. 71 Myrtle Ave..
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Unger. Samuel L., Quasqueton, la.
Upchurch, James, Kailua, T. H.
xUpchurch, W. J., East-Durham, N. C. (— )
xUpdyke, Roland C, Hartwick, N. Y.
Upton. A. D.. 1506 Jackson St., Scran-
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xUpton, C. E., 448 Walkers Ave., Nor-
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xUpton, I. N., 3860 Gallie Ave., New
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Upton. Walter H., 909 Arlington Ct..
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Urch, Erwin J.. Pf., 9001 Forest Ave.,
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Vaananen. Johannes. Box 1752. Hibbing.
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Vaitses, Stephen. 15 Laurel St.. Melrose
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Valencia, Jesus J., 3125 Rivera St., El
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xValentine, Ralph, Ada, Ohio.
Vallentyne, James W., 216 Vaughan St.,
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[Van Blarcom, Grant, deceased. 63
Van Brunt, Otis F., 30 N. Market St.,
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Van Buskirk, M. Guy, bus., 844 N.
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Vance, A. M.. Barneveld. Wis.
Vance, George C, Smith Center, Kans.
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\,-Vance, Matthew A., Maynard, Mass.
xVanderburg, George W., R. 4, Win-
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Van der Pyl, Nicholas, 69 N. Cedar
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1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 397
Van Dusen, Albert P., Pf., Syracuse
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Van Dyke, Tertius, Washington, Conn.
xVan Egdon, Stephen, Gauge, Ky. (— )
Van Haagen, Henry C, 180 Hudson St.,
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Van Horn, Francis J., 280 Lennox Ave..
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Van Horn, Paul B., 10 Kenilworth Rd.,
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Wan Lunen, Herman, North Chelms-
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Van Luven, Philip, Ravenna, Neb. 273
xVan Norman, D. V., Keswick, Ont. 1908
Van Tassell, Morgan W., 149 Nedley
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Van Valkenburg, Hugh C, Arlington,
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Van Valkenburgh, Morgan D., Port-
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Van Wagenen, Maxwell L., 3823 R. St.,
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Varley, Arthur, Portland, Conn.
Vasey, Joseph, Putnam, Conn.
Vater. William, Clinton, Wis. 1890
xVaughan, B. F., Centerville, Ohio. 1879
Vaughan, C. Stanley, A.B.C.F.M. 1893
Vaughan, Stephen, Frankfort, Mich. 1895
Vaughn, Arthur P., Box 898, Avon
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Vaughn, Howard R., Elk Mount, Wis. 1891
xVeazey, G. H., R. 1, Roanoke, Ala.
Veazie, Carl H., 3018 29th St., N., Ta-
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[Veazie, Walter C, deceased. 63
Vernon, Ambrose W., Pf., Hanover,
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Vernon, Douglass, Bloomington, Ind.
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Vernon, Samuel J., Edgemont, S. D.
Vesey, Milton, Lignite, N. D.
Vesting, Axel E., Pf., Northfield, Minn. 1918
Vey, Walter, Lebanon, Conn.
Vickery, Almeda C, 7 West Park Ave.,
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Vickery, Charles R., 7 West Park Ave.,
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Vidoloff, Zapriano P., Oak Park, HI. 273
Viehe, Paul G., Kingsley, la.
V^iets, Francis H., 122 Dale St., Wal-
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Vincent, Clarence A., Box 236, Winter
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Vincent, George C, 160 Cooper Ave.,
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"Nl^incent, Harold G., Deerfield, Mass.
Vinie, Earl, Pf., 77 Sea View Ave.,
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xVining, Fred N., Edna, Kans. ( — )
xVint, D. G., Olney, 111. (— )
Violet, D. C, bits., Harlem. Mont. 1915
Virta, Arthur F., 25 Mission St., Gard-
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xVititoe, Peter. R. 2, S. Webster, Ohio. (— )
Vittum, Edmund M., p.em., 1132 West
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Vlastos, Gregory, Queen's Univ., King-
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Voelkel, Elmer E., Washington Blvd.
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Vogler, Theodore K., 2426 E. 4th St.,
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Vogt, Von Ogden, 1174 E. 57th St., Chi-
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-xVolz, George J., 301 State St., Ports-
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Voorhees, Frank, Millers Place, N. Y.
Voorhees, J. Spencer, 196 Fern St.,
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Vorrath, Henry, Redfleld, S. D. 273
Voss, A. K., St., 429 Palace Bldg., Min-
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Voss, Carl August, 620 Smithfield St.,
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Voss, Ernst, 234 Fosdick St., Cincinnati,
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Vrooman, Harry C, Greenville, Me.
Vrooman, Lee, A.B.C.F.M. 1913
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Waddell, Ralph C, 1639 Hopkins St.,
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xWaddell, Robert, R. 1. Galway, N. Y. 1917
xWade, T. H., Sumner, 111. (_)
Wagner, Conrad J., 348 Mason St.,
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Wagner, Emil, 821 CoUyer St., Long-
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Wagner, Horace T., 270 W. 6th St.,
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Wagner. Jacob, 4412 Lincoln St., Den-
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Wagner, John Peter, Minden, la.
xWagoner, Ira B., Superior, Nebr.
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Walden, Henry R., 506 Elizabeth St.,
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Waldron, George B., Sawanee, Tampa.
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Waldron, John D., Yantic, R. D. 2,
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tWaldrop, Isaac M. 1903
Wales, Franklin E., 200 Forrest Ave.,
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xWalk, E. G., Muncie, Ind. 1893
Walker, Charles Swan, 11 W. North St.,
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Walker, G. Shaimon, Kealakekua, T.
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""Walker, Herbert, Hampton, N. H.
xWalker, J. Harley, R. 1. Galveston.
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Walker, J. Irvine, Newton, la.
Walker. James F., St., 314 So. 10th St..
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Walker, John C, 109 Remsen St.,
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Walker, John T., New Ulm, Minn.
i,^alker, Joseph N., 10 Nutting Ave.,
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Walker. Laurence Breed. 8 Danforth
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xWalker. M. W., R. 3. Wake Forest,
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tWalker, Olney K. 1910
Walker, Raymond B., 252 W. Park St.,
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xWalker, Samuel A., Cambridge, Me. 1927
Walker, William D., Varyburg, N. Y.
Walker, William H., Pf., Berea College,
Berea, Ky. i894
Walker, William S., Newington, Conn. 1891
Wall, Arthur A., Central Lake, Mich. 1883
Wall. K. Edwin, 140 E. Blake Ave..
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xWall, Warren, R. 4, Winchester, Ind.
Wallace. Arthur. 289 Essex St.. Bangor.
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Wallace, David, Calverton, R. D., N. Y.
Wallace, Herbert T., Orleans, Vt.
Wallace, Stryker A.. 5636 Drexel Blvd..
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Wallace, Westwood, Adin, Cal.
398 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Wallar, William C. A., Sec, 3040 Du-
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Wallin, Nathaniel C, 761 Shakespeare
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Wallock, Anthony M., 307 7th St., Law-
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Wain, Duane Victor, A.B.C.F.M. 1927
Wain, Yvo O., Niantic, Conn.
Walsh, Charles E., Princeton, Me.
Walsh, Frederick W., Groton, Conn.
xWalters, Guy T., BlufEton, Ind.
xWalters, William T., R. 3, Everett, Pa.
.Walton, Alfred G., 20 Buckingham St.,
Springfield, Mass. 22, 44
Walton, Elmer R., Bryan Univ., Day-
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[Walton, Gilbert, deceased. 63
Waltz, William J., Gig Harbor, R. 1,
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xWamsley, William C, West Union,
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Wangelin, Fred G., Grandin, Mo.
Wannamaker, H. S., Cusick, Wash.
Ward, Charles E., 7th & State Sts.,
Boise, Ida.
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tWard, John A. 1894
Ward, Robert Newton, 125 Hamilton
Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. 1914
Warford, O. R., Missoula, Mont.
Warkentien, Emil L. F., 693 Winslow
St., St. Paul, Minn.
Warner, Alexander C, Springfield, S.
D.
Warner, Elbert E., Curriers, N. Y.
Warner, Harold R., Honokaa, T. H.
xWarner, Howard E., Pierceton, Ind.
Warner, Thomas H., 15908 Euclid Ave.,
East Cleveland, O.
xWarner, Viola M., My., Giradot,
Columbia, South America. ( — )
Warren, Brooks A., Imlay City, Mich.
Warren, Claude W., Land O'Lakes, Wis.
V-Warren, Edgar L.. Hampton, N. H. 1889
Warren, Henry K., Pr.em., 1011 Doug-
las Ave., Yankton, S. D. 1882
xWarren, John H., Ocean View, Va.
Warren, Ulysses G., 4947 N. Front St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. 1902
Warren, Willis A., 108 Liberty St.,
Painsville, O.
Washburn, Mrs. Bridelle C. H., 413 N.
Stanislaus St., Stockton, Cal. 1905
[Washburn. Charles H., deceased. 63
^ Washburn, Owen R., Orford, N. H.
xWashburn, T. C, R. 2, Lucasville,
Ohio. (— )
Washington, Author G., 404 W. Battle
St., Talladega, Ala.
Wass, Herbert L., East Machias, Me.
xWasson, Peter, R. 7, Bluffton, Ind. (— )
Watanabe, Tamesaku, Wailuku, T. H.
Waterhouse, Paul B., 1671 Loma Vista
St., Pasadena, Cal. 12, 1912
Waters, George H., 1656 Woodland Ct.,
Eau Claire, Wis.
Waters, Silas A., bus., 432 Spotswood
St., Moscow, Ida. 1908
Waters, Wayne L., 202 S. Koschinsko
St., Jacksonville, 111.
Wathen, John M., 34 Providence St.,
Woonsocket, R. I.
Watkins, Charles A., Milbridge, Me.
Watkins, C. Robert, Ch., V. S. A., Ft.
Moultrie, S. Car. 1912
xWatkins, Elifelet A., Plainfield, Ind. 14
xWatson, A. L., Fire Creek, W. Va. (— )
Watson, Albert P., Wilton, Me.
Watson, Carey H., p.em., 346 Silver St.,
Greenfield, Mass. 1891
Watson, James, M. D., St., Ryder,
Memorial Hospital, Humacao, Puerto
Rico. 1905
xWatson, John A., R. 4, Union City, Ind.
Watson, Josiah S., Pf., 1920 2d Ave.,
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Watson, Le Rue C, R. D. 2, Box 520.
San Diego, Cal.
Watson, Robert James, 226 S. Main St..
Lombard, 111.
xWatson, T. J., My., Demerara, South
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Watson, William C, Antwerp, N. Y.
Watt, J. Craig, 222 Terrace Ave., Nog-
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Watt, Richard, Unionville, O.
Watt, Thomas, 1802 Fairview St..
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Wattie, Charles, South Hartford, N. Y.
Wattner, C. Albert, Fulton, N. Y.
xWatts, James R., Wellston, Ohio. 1922
Waudby, Charles E., 1126 31st St., Des
Moines, la. 1913
Weage, Edward D., 615 Sierra St.,
Santa Barbara, Cal. 1884
xWearley, Robert E., West Liberty, O.
[Weatherby, Charles W., deceased. 64
xWeatherby, Mrs. Lelah, N. Central
Ave., Athens, Ohio.
Weaver, Galen R., Box 150. Honolulu,
T. H.
xWeaver, George A., S. S. My., Petos-
key, Mich. 1894
Weaver, Jesse E., Oronoga, R. D. 1, Mo.
xWebb, Archie R., S. Westerlo, N. Y.
xWebb, C. H., R. 2, Ashland, Ky. (— )
Webb, Henry W., Wiscasset, Me.
Webber, Berthold L., 660 Berkeley
Ave., Claremont, Cal. 1894
Weber, George J., 626 S. Water St.,
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Weber, Jonathan, Hosmer, S. D.
xWebster, Charles W., Gait, Mo. 1890
Webster, Donald E., International Col-
lege, Izmir, Turkey. 1927
Webster, Frank M., 214 W. Walnut St.,
St. Charles, 111.
[Webster, Franklin G., deceased. 64
Webster, Max H., Broadus, Mont.
Weckerly, Abraham P., Navy Dept., 105
E. Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase, Md. 1905
Weed, Earle H., Ch., U. S. A., Fort
Knox, Ky. 1917
xWeekley, Martin L., Harrisonburg, Va.
Wehrenberg, Edward L., Woodsdale,
N. C. 1912
Wehrhan, Nelson W., Pf., Grinnell, la.
13, 1903
Weidner, Chas. E., Bormers Ferry, Ida.
Weigle, Luther A., Pf., 142 Cold Spring
St., New Haven, Conn. 11, 20, 21, 41, 1903
Weimer, Morrison, Del Rio, Tex. 1890
Weinert, Lawrence J., Pecatonica, 111.
Weisenburger, Jacob, Paul, Ida.
Weiss, Joseph, 4022 S. Yakima Ave..
Tacoma, Wash.
Weist, Carl S., 10 Rich Ave., Mt. Ver-
non, N. Y.
Weist, Oliver Clyde, 1296 Cambridge
Blvd., Columbus, O. 1922
Welch, Joseph F., Pukoo, T. H. 1921
Welker, Roy A., Bay Shore, N. Y.
Weller, Daniel M., T., 2630 Doris PL,
Honolulu, T. H. 1920
Welles, Simeon Bryant, Waubay, S. D.
Welles, T. Clayton, Grant Ave., Torres-
dale, Philadelphia, Pa. 1872
Wells, Charles W., 6032 45th Ave., S. E.,
Portland, Ore. 1888
Wells, Clarence E., Watertown, Conn.
Wells, Clayton B., p.em., 1626 No. Hol-
yoke Ave., Wichita, Kan. 1891
Wells, Herman J., Greenville, N. H.
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 399
Wells, Hubert, North Troy, Vt.
Wells, Mark, 1531 W. Baltimore St.,
Baltimore, Md.
[Wellwood, Samuel D., deceased. 64
Welsh, John W., Sec, 848 Rich Ave.,
Evanston, 111. 1896
Welty, Ivan R., Lebanon, Mo. 40
Wendell, Roland M., 61 Colebourne Rd.,
Rochester, N. Y.
[Wentworth, Henry H., deceased.
Wescott, William S., Graemere Hotel,
Homan Ave. & Washington Blvd.,
Chicago, 111. 1904
Wessell, Nils J., 1118 W. 5th St., Plain-
field. N. J.
West, Avedis M., Mayville, N. D.
Westbrook, John H., Jr., Cornwall,
Conn. 273
Westenberg, Arthur E., 1638 Hammond
Ave., Superior, Wis.
MVestenberg, Robert C, Uxbridge, Mass.
Westervelt, William D., 2963 Kalakaua
Ave., Honolulu, T. H. 1874
Westlake, Darrell J., 403 McKinley
Ave., Endicott, N. Y.
VWeston, Bartlett H., 117 W. Main St.,
Georgetown, Mass. 1890
Westwood, F. William, 1203 20th St.,
N., Seattle, Wash.
Wetzel, John, 211 W. 26th St., New
York City. 273
Wharton, Henry J., Plainfield, Conn.
Wheeler, Charles T., Ev., 2103 Orring-
ton Ave., Evanston, 111. 1895
\i«Wheeler, Chester A., Webster, Mass.
Wheeler, Edgar C, 3003 N. Union St.,
Tacoma, Wash.
Wheeler, Edward F., Princeton, Mirm.
[Wheeler, H. A., deceased.
Wheeler, Wendell C, A.B.C.F.M. 1928
I^Wheelock, Albert H., Auburn, Mass.
Wheelock, Arthur S., 185 Longview
Ave., White Plains, N. Y.
Wheelwright, Joseph, Warner, N. H. 1897
VWhiston, Lionel A., 9 Park St., Fitch-
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xWhitaker, O. B., Weaubleau, Mo. (— )
Whitaker, Robert B., 220 W. Tulare St.,
Tulare, Cal.
Whitaker, Rufus, Dunn Center, N. D. 1916
Whitcomb, William F., 284 Pleasant St.,
Claremont, N. H.
White, Berry F., 2318 Hugo St., Dallas,
Tex.
White, Charles E., 41 Kilsyth Rd.,
Brookline, Mass. 1900
White, Charles G., Millers Falls, Mass.
xWhite, Edgar B., Windsor, Va.
White, Edwin E., Pleasant Hill, Term.
White, Emmons E., A.B.C.F.M. 1917
White, Eugene, Fairfield, Neb. 1901
White, Francis D., 4200 Grimes Ave.,
Mimieapolis, Minn.
White, George E., A.B.C.F.M. 1887
VWhite, Harold B., Easthampton, Mass.
White, Hugh Vernon, Sec, 14 Beacon
St., Boston, Mass. 18, 1910
xWhite, Josiah R., R. 2, Albany, Ind.
White, Louis E., 865 Missouri St., Port-
land, Ore.
White, Maurice S., 1332 New York
Ave., Washington, D. C.
White, Ralph H., 119 State St., Al-
bany, N. Y. 1902
"VWhite, Robert S., Chesterfield. Mass.
White, Schuyler S., My., 815 N. Hill
Ave., Pasadena, Cal. 1890
xWhite, T. E., Elon CoUege, N. C. (— )
White, W. D., Phenix City, Ala.
VWhite, William A., P. O. Box 5, East
Northfield, Mass. 1904
White, WilUam J., 230 Van Buren St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 1883
Whitehead, Robert C, 323 McCleUan
Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Vwhiting, Elbridge C, Gloucester, Mass.
Whiting, John C, 342 Madison Ave.,
New York City. 1903
UWhitley, John E., 507 Washington St.,
Winchester, Mass.
Whitlock, Frank M., 325 Harmar St.,
Marietta, O.
VWhitnall, Ernest A., South Easton,
Mass.
^„JWrhitney, Charlotte Brown, New Bos-
ton, Mass. 1920
Whitney, Roy E., bus., 2409 Adams Ave.,
Flint, Mich. 1912
Whitsitt. William S., Winona, Minn.
.xWhitten, Robert A., Henderson, N. C.
[Whyte, George M., deceased.
xWicker, Walton C, Elon College, N. C.
Wickes, Dean R., A.B.C.F.M. 1912
Wicks, Charles H., Rhinelander, Wis.
Wicks, Robert R., Princeton, N. J. 13, 1908
Widmeyer, G. R., Au Gres, Mich.
Widney, Vincent C, Monroe, Wash.
Wieman, Henry N.,Pf., 5454 Green-
wood Ave., Chicago, 111.
xWigfield, G. Dewey, Warren, Ind.
Wiggins, Aaron Winfleld, 2522 E. 7th
St., Long Beach, Cal. 1872
xWiggins, Frank J., 306 Bute St., Suffolk,
Va. (-)
xWiggins, J. D., R. 1, Enfield, 111. (— )
xWiggins, J. R., Stout, Ohio. (— )
Wightman, John C, My., 18 Beacon
St., Florence, Northampton, Mass. 1905
Wilcox, Clyde H., Pf., Olivet, Mich. 1927
[Wilcox. Frank G., deceased.
Wilcox, James H., Trego, Wis. 1897
Wilcox, Sidney W., 466 Delaware Ave.,
Delmar, N. Y. 1914
Wild, Edward W., Newfane, Vt. 1914
•Wild, Miss Laura H.. Pf., South Had-
ley, Mass. 1901
Wild. Levi. Royalton. Vt. 1893
Wilder, Amos N., Hamilton College,
Clinton, N. Y. 1926
^Wilder, Charles S., Springfield, R. D. 2,
Mass. 1890
Wilder, George B., bus., 1226 S. 14th
St., Lincoln, Neb. 1914
Wilder, Grant B., Red Oak, la.
Wilder, Myron E., 124 Myrtle St.,
Jamestown, N. Y.
Wildey, Irving D., 109 Montgomery
St., Pawtucket, R. I.
xWiles, Morris M., Winchester, Ind. 1890
Wiley, Edward C, 216 W. 2d Ave.,
Johnstown, N. Y. 1889
Wiley. Horace S., 840 E. 16th St., S.,
Portland, Ore.
Wiley, Walter B., A.B.C.F.M. 1924
Wilkerson, J. Roy, Plainville, Conn.
Wilkie, John N., Pf., Whittier College.
Whittier, Cal. 1900
Wilkins, Harry J., 404 S. Main St..
Mount Pleasant, la. 1893
Wilkins, Ward E., 144 Church St., Osh-
kosh. Wis. 40
[Willard, John D., deceased. 64
Willard, Wallace W., Rochester, Wis., 1896
[Willcox, Charles H., deceased.
Willcox, Edward W.. 6801 Maplewood
Ave.. Sylvania, O.
[Willcox, Inman L., deceased.
[Willett, Mahlon, deceased.
xWilley, Edward H., Washington, Iowa. 1902
Williams, Benjamin J., 633 Washington
St., Slatington, Pa.
xWilliams, B. J., McCuUers, N. C. 73, (— )
Williams, Charles B., Millbury, R. D. 2,
Mass. 1897
V Williams, Charles H., 28 Alveston St.,
Jamaica Plain, Mass. 30, 1899
400 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Williams, Charles L., 3618 61st St., S.
W., Seattle, Wash.
xWilliams, C. L., Durham, N. C. (— )
Williams. Clarence R., P/., 29 W. Wal-
nut Lane, Philadelphia, Pa. 1897
Williams, David R., 209 Rockingham
St., Rochester, N. Y. 1914
Williams, David Thomas, P. O. Box 667,
Youngstown, O. 1883
xWilliams, E. M., Carbondale, 111. (— )
Williams, Eugene E., Reg. Tr., 342 Rose
Lane, Phoenix, Ariz. 70, 1899
Williams, Evan Rhys, 904 Lake St.,
Elmira, N. Y.
♦Williams, F. L., Victor, R. 1, Mont. 1903
Williams, George, Pastor at Large,
Rapid City, S. D. 70, 1904
Williams, George C, 2288 Carter Ave.,
St. Paul, Mirm.
Williams, Howard Y., 52 Vanderbilt
Ave., New York City. 1917
V'Williams, Ivor S., Sheffield, Mass.
[Williams, James, deceased. 64
xtWilliams, J. H.
Williams, John H., 432 Winthrop Ave.,
Millen, Ga.
xWilliams, John M., Utica, Mich.
Williams, John Tudno, Lane Sem., Cin-
cinnati, O.
xWilliams, Leland L., Dawson, N. D.
Williams, Lewis D., 3355 Milverton Rd.,
Shaker Heights, O. 1914
Williams, Mark W., Turton, S. D. 1892
Williams, Mrs. May A., 1771 W. 50th
St., Cleveland, O. 1909
Williams, Milton, 3100 12th St., Meri-
dian, Miss.
Williams, Owen T., Oak Hill, O.
Williams, Rees T., 411 Waldo St., New-
Williams, r'. H., 803 13th St., East, Cal-
gary, Canada. 1903
Williams, T. Yeoman, 116 Union Turn-
pike, Forest Hills Gardens, L. I.,
N. Y. 1915
Williams, Theodore C, Tehachapi, Cal.
[Williams, Thistle A., deceased.
Williams, Thomas, 10422 89th St., Rich-
mond Hill, N. Y.
Williams, Thomas A., Wadhams, N. Y.
Williams, Walter B., 398 Moraine St.,
Brockton, Mass. 1905
Williams, William, Wauregan, Conn.
Williams, William Glyn, 160 Gaylord
Ave., Plymouth, Pa. 69
Williams, William James, bus., Fred-
ericksburg, O. 1915
Williams, William John, 1771 W. 50th
St., Cleveland, O.
[Williams, William Tudwel, deceased. 64
Williams, William Tyrer, Council
Grove, Kan. 1893
Williams, Willis K., 545 Forest Ave.,
Glen Ellyn, 111.
Williamson, Allen J., Baltimore Post,
Baltimore, Md. 1889
Williamson, James S., 14 Clubway,
Hartsdale, N. Y. 1890
xWilliamson, Robert L., 12 W. Clifford
St. Winchester, Va.
tWillis, H. M. 1900
Willisford, Edwin H., 848 Peachtree St.,
N. E., Atlanta, Ga. 1891
LWillmott, Benjamin A., Townsend
Mass. 1896
Willoughby, Bertram, St., 189 West
Madison St., Chicago, 111. 1901
Willoughby, William C, c/o London
Miss. So., 48 Broadway, Westminster,
S. W. T., England. 1882
Wilske, Herbert E., Mott, N. D.
Wilson. Albert, 2118 Ashland Ave., St.
Joseph, Mo. 40
Wilson, Mrs. Amanda R., Box 556,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Wilson, Arthur E., Seal Harbor, Me.
tWilson, Charles C. 1907
Wilson, Clarence H., p. em., Gramercy
Park Hotel, New York City, 12, 24, 1887
Wilson, Clinton W., Woodbury, Conn.
Wilson, David L., Bath, Me.
Wilson, Delbert D., Point Pleasant,
N. Y.
Wilson, E. Camell, Cromwell, la.
Wilson, Frederick A., p. em., 34 Essex
St., Andover, Mass. 1882
•fWilson, Frederick C, Ipswich, Mass.
Wilson, George C, 10 Baisley Ave.,
East Rockaway, N. Y.
Wilson, George S., Binghamton, N. Y.
Wilson, Grant Hulon, Field Agt., Lyons,
N. Y. 1911
Wilson, Henry E., Sec, Y. M. C. A.,
Champaign, 111. 1919
Wilson, Hugh Van R., Pf., The College
of the Ozarks, Clarksville, Ark.
xWilson, James W., 11 Liberty St.,
Jamestown, N. Y. 1880
tWilson, J. S. Ivisin, 104 E. Liberty
St., Salisbury, N. C. 1893
Wilson, John W., Sec, 517 N. Mary
St., Appleton, Wis. 71, 1891
Wilson, Lawrence A., 2700 L St., Sacra-
mento, Cal.
Wilson, Mark, Milbank, S. D.
xWilson, N. W., Apex, N. C. (— )
Wilson, Samuel E., A.B.C.F.M. 1928
Wilson, Samuel J., St. Stephen, N. B. 1905
Wilson, Theodore H., Chevy-Chase
School, Washington, D. C. 1910
Wilson, W. B., Newburg, la.
Wilson, William, Fonda, la.
Wiltberger. Louis W., Tiskilwa, 111.
[Wilton, Richard T., deceased. 64
Wilton, Wilfred M., Norwichtown,
Conn.
> Winch, Miss Mabel T., East Arlington,
Vt.
Winchester, Benjamin S., Georgtown,
Conn.
Wingate, Henry K., p.em., 610 East 3d
St., Northfield, Minn. 1893
xWininger, M. B., Bennet Switch, Ind. (— )
Winn, Edgar H., Dickinson, N. D.
Winn, Fred E., 1419 Washington St.,
Redlands, Cal. 1893
xWinn, L. C, Greentown, Ind.
V. Winship, Albert E., Ed., 46 Shepard St..
Cambridge, Mass. 1875
Winship, Harold S., bus., 588 Broad-
view Ter., Hartford, Conn. 1916
Winslow, Jacob, 670 E. 42d St., Los
Angeles, Cal. 1875
Winsor, Gordon H., 1008 Hickman Ave.,
Portland, Ore.
Winter, Egbert, Holland, Mich.
Winter, Franklin I., 212 Highland Ave.,
Ashland, O.
xWinter. H. Vernon, Clifford, Ind. (— )
xWinter, William C, Box 312, Central
Square, N. Y. 72, 1929
Winters, George, 220 West Main St.,
Dundee, m.
Wirt, Loyal L., 592 Mayflower Rd.,
Claremont, Cal. 1891
Wirt, Williston, 2640 College Ave.,
Berkeley, Cal. 1929
xWiseley, Milton C, Mooreland, Ind.
Wiseman. Charles F., 801 Woodland
Ave., Elyria, O.
xWiseman, S. F., Carbondale, 111. 1928
Wismer, Ernest L., 7 Yale St., New-
port, R. I. 32
Wissler, Henry L., Grinnell, R. D., la.
Wiswall, Fred M., Newfane, Vt. 1890
Witham, D. W., bus., Toledo, la. 1916
1931] Congregational-Christian Ministers in Full Standing 401
Witham, L. W.. Camden, Me.
Witherspoon, Glenn J., Sabetha, Kan.
Withington, Frederic B., Kamehameha
Schl., Honolulu, T. H.
Withington, Wilfred, 8102 5th Ave.. N.
E., Seattle, Wash.
Wittier, Milton, Pi., Grinnell, la. 1910
Wittlig, Emil Dyar, Malta, O. 1923
Wolcott, Edgar C, 477 Lowell Ave.,
Glen Ellyn, 111. 1906
Wolcott, William H., Pillsbury Ave., S.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1892
Wolf, Charles F., Armada, Mich.
Wolfe. A. J., Big Stone Gap. Va. 1890
WWolfe, George Edgar, Milford, Mass.
xWolford, G. W. E., Catlettsburg, Ky. 72, 1890
Wolford, Harley H.. Ceres, Cal.
xWollard, George W., Marion, 111. (— )
WoUer, William C 708 S. Oak St.,
Grand Island, Neb.
Wolsted, Clarence E., A.B.C.F.M. 1921
xWomack, D. F., Ripley, Ohio. 1927
xWomack, Ober, West Union, Ohio. (— )
Womer, Parley P., Pr., Washburn Col-
lege, Topeka, Kan. 1895
Wood, Alfred A., 2401 48th St., Des
Moines, la. 1893
[Wood, Andrew B., deceased. 65
Wood, Arthur M., Cazenovia, N. Y. 1903
Wood, Charles W., Competition, Mo. 1921
Wood, George E..bus., Red Oak, la. 1909
Wood, Irving F., 1401 Fairmont St., N.
W., Washington, D. C. 1894
Wood, Lester Leo, Detroit & W. 114th
Sts., Cleveland, O.
Wood, Sheridan F., Wooster, R. D. 6,
O. 1893
Wood, Stephen R., Ch., U. S. A., Fort
Humphreys, Va. 1892
Wood. Stephen S., Eldred, N. Y.
\/Wood, Sumner G., West Medway,
^ Mass. 1880
Wood, Wilbur Le Roy, 61 Russell St.,
East Providence, R. I.
Wood, William L., 282 Robinson St.,
Binghamton, N. Y.
Woodberry, Miss Miriam, Sec, 287 4th
Ave., New York City. 26, 33, 1920
Woodcock, Albert C, Ocheyedan, la.
Woodfin, William Hardy, p. em., 1443 N.
Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind. 1900
Woodford, Mrs. Lucy Carter, 306 W.
38th St., Los Angeles, Cal. 1907
Woodhull, George H., Wabaunsee, Kan. 1888
. Woodin, Herbert P., Saybrook, Conn.
VWoodman, G. Edwin, 611 Canton Ave.,
Milton, Mass.
Woodmansee, Frank M., Grand Rapids,
Mich. 1899
Woodrow, Samuel H., The Wilmore,
Long Beach, Cal. 1888
Woodruff, Alfred E., 43 Park St., Ox-
ford, Mich. 1886
Woodruff, Mrs. Emily C, Chautauqua,
N. Y. 1893
Woodruff, Watson, So. Manchester,
Conn.
Woods, Arthur J., Darlington, Wis.
Woods, Merrick W., Sec, 1412 N.
Chautauqua St., Wichita, Kan. 1897
xWoods, Samuel M., Albany, Ind.
xWoodsum, O. F., Orgas, W. Va. (— )
Woodsum, Walter H., Garrochelles,
Puerto Rico. , 1895
Woodward, Daniel, Randolph, Wis.
Woodward, Frank J., A.B.C.F.M. 1911
Woodward, Joseph K., Kamuela, T. H.
Woodward, Truman H., E. Hartford,
Conn.
Woodward, W. P.. A.B.C.F.M. 1921
xWoodworth, A. D., My., 26 Kasumi
Cho. Azabu, Tokyo, Japan.
Woodworth, Arthur V., Alton, N. H.
xWoody, Orville, R. R.. Lebanon, Ind.
WooUey, Edwin, 397 W. Lewiston Ave.,
Femdale, Mich. 1912
Woolworth, William S., 529 Quincy St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 1890
*Woolworth, William S., Jr., A.B.C.F.
M. 1918
Woon, Norman G., Hudson, Mich.
Wordsworth, Watson, Housatonic, Mass.
xWorkman, Jacob, Box 66, Harts, W. Va.(— )
xWorner, Charles S., 19 Golden Ave.,
Springfield Dock, Jamaica, N. Y.
Worthington, William, Ff., Whitman
College, Walla Walla, Wash. 1904
Worthley, Henry O., York Beach, Me.
Worthley, Herbert M., 671 Auburn St.,
Portland, Me. 1929
Woth, Frederich, p.em., McFarland,
Cal. 1891
Woynarowski, Casimer H., Canada.
Wray, Alfred K., 302 W. Chestnut St.,
Carthage, Mo. 1880
Wribitzky, Edmund, 2606 N. Ferry St.,
Anoka, Minn. 1888
Wright, Alfred C. 536 W. 6th St.,
Claremont, Cal. 1886
xWright, Arthur A., 46 Mozart St., Bing-
hamton, N. Y.
Wright, Byron B., Iowa Falls, la. 1930
Wright, Edwin F.. 1010 White Ave..
Grand Junction, Colo.
Wright, Frank C. Barnet, Vt.
xWright, Frank J., Ansonia. Ohio.
Wright, Harold H., 1377 E. 57th St.,
Chicago, 111. 1928
Wright, James A., 25 Brook St., Hart-
ford, Conn.
xWright, Jonathan L., Greenup, 111. 1872
Wright, John W.. Merrimack, N. H.
Wright, Leavitt, O., Pf., 2262 Birch
Lane, Eugene, Ore. 1917
[Wright, Mary Page, deceased. 65
Wright, Oakley C, 889 Studer Ave., Co-
lumbus, O.
Wright, Richard, Winter Park, Fla. 1890
Wright. Samuel A.. Box 300, R. D. 5,
Phoenix, Ariz.
Wright, Silas E., 1236 N. 8th St., W..
Cedar Rapids, la.
xWright, T. Fred, Sanford, N. C.
Wright, Thomas H., Cresskill, N. J.
Wrigley, Francis, p.em.. Sylvan, Fox
Island, Wash. 1887
Wyatt, Francis O., 5162 Windemere
Ave., Eagle Rock, Cal.
Wyckofl. Charles S.. Ch., Simsbury,
Conn. 1891
Wyckoff. Herbert J.. T., 1217 Larch-
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Wyland, Benjamin F., 20th & D Sts..
Lincoln, Neb.
xWyrick, L. L.. Elon College, N. C.
xWyrick, P. B., MeedviUe, Mo. 1926
Xenides, John P.. 460 Audubon Ave..
New York City. 1897
Yadao, E. C, Hilo, T. H.
VYaeger, Edward J., 8 Irvington St..
Boston, Mass.
Yaggy, J. H., 3917 Elliot Ave., Minne-
apolis, Minn.
Yale, David L., Box 1406, Middletown.
Conn.
xYantis, J. Wesley, Degraff, Ohio.
Yaple, George S., 30 Blaine Ave., De-
troit, Mich. 273
Yarrow, Philip W., Sec, 11156 Long-
wood Dr., Chicago, 111. 1899
Yee, Tien Kui, My., 1225 10th Ave..
Honolulu, T. H. 1913
Yeretzian, Aram S., 1089 Queen Arm
PI., Los Angeles, Cal.
Yessayan, Vahan H., 2121 Mitchel St.,
Oakland, Cal.
402 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
Yettru, Carl H., Roscoe, N. Y.
Yoakum, G. D., Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
Yoder, E. Stanton, 1926 Sidney St., S.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Yoder, J. Willard. 316 W. 16th St., Sey-
mour, Ind.
Yohannan, Shleman, Novelty, O.
York, Henry C, Pf., 602 W. Wash-
ington Ave., Elmira, N. Y. 1917
[Yorke, Burt Leon, deceased.
.\Youmans, Adelbert C, 126 Chestnut St.,
Albany, N. Y.
.xYoumans, Mrs. Marion C, Livonia,
N. Y. (-)
xYoung, A. L., West Union, Ohio. 1927
Young, Arthur G., 3233 Harriet Ave.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 1895
Young, Clarence, 408 14th St., Port
Huron, Mich.
Young, E. Vernon, St. Johnsbury Cen-
ter, Vt.
Young, Frederick H., Dixfield, Me.
-xYoung, Fred R., R. 3, Campbell, N. Y. 273
xYoung, Harold E., Kittery, Me.
xYoung, Henry A., 2903 Lincoln St., An-
derson, Ind. 1920
Young, John C, Sec, Y. M. C. A., 20.51
West Grand Blvd., Detroit, Mich. 1920
Young, Lowell A., 928 E. St., San Ber-
nardino, Cal.
xYoung, Margaret, West Union, Ohio. (— )
Young, Peter, Fort Dodge, la. 40
Young, W. Harvey, 260 Blaine Ave.,
Galesburg, 111.
.xYoung, William J., 416 E. Wysor St.,
Muncie, Ind. 14
xYoung, WilUam P., 313 Stacy St.,
Burlington, N. J.
Youngclaus, W. J., 1345 Page St., San
Francisco, Cal. 1911
Youngman, William H., 716 Howard St.,
Santa Rosa, Cal. 1915
Yourd, Paul H., 730 N. Spring St.,
Elgin, 111. 40
Youtz, Ernest E., 480 Tompkins Ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. ' 1912
Youtz, Herbert A., P/., 158 Elm St.,
Oberlin, O. 1897
Yphantis, K. Paul, 19 W. Dedham St.,
Boston, Mass. 1926
Yuen, To Pui, Hilo, T. H.
Yukl, Adolf, Holdingford, Minn.
Zabel, William Le Roy, bus., E. 3124
Manito Blvd., Spokane, Wash. 1915
Zachman, Richard H., 2009 S. 13th Ave.,
Maywood, 111.
Zahl, F., 254 E St., Fresno, Cal.
VZartman, George W., Piermont, N. H. 1916
Zdunek, Otto N., 1404 9th St. Scotts-
bluff, Neb.
Zellars, Edwin G., Wallingford, Conn.
xZenor, William H., Darlington, Ind.
xZent, Dewey J., R. 3 Anderson, Ind. 1926
Zibelli, Louis, New York City. 1918
Ziegler, William H., 709 8th Ave., West,
Ashland, Wis.
Zieke, Paul W., 513 West Mills St..
Creston, la.
Zimmerman, G. Floyd, P/., 173 Kenner
Ave., Vanderbilt Univ., Nashville,
Tenn. 1918
Zimmerman, Joseph AUfree, 2519 Dover
Rd., Dover Center, O.
xZimmerman, Theron, Yale Sta., New
Haven, Conn. 1930
Zocher, George L., Ritzville, Wash.
Zorn, Henry G., Laurel, Mont.
Zuse, C. H., Metamora, Mich.
1931] Last Minute Revisions 403
LAST MINUTE REVISIONS
In the weeks required to compile copy, changes are reported and errors come
to light. They are listed here with the suggestion that holders of the Year Book
correct their copy, at least as to items likely to concern them.
Colorado. Pastor removed: O. R. Warford, Pueblo, Minnequa.
Connecticut. New pastors: Benjamin S. Winchester, Georgetown; Frederick
G. Allen, Redding. Pastors removed: Edward O. Grisbrook, Deep River; Arthur
Keimel, Green Farms: Alfred D. Heininger (Minister of Religious Education),
New Britain. First; Samuel Cathcart, Stonington, First. Contributions to Other
Gifts from Hartford, First, should be $1,898 instead of 3150.
Georgia, (Colored). Apportionment contribution to A. B. C. F. M. from
Charleston, S. Car., Plymouth, should be Sll instead of none, making total amoimt
on apportionment $30 instead of $19.
Illinois. Membership, Villa Park, Commionity, number of men, 182 instead of
161, total membership, 421 instead of 391.
Indiana. Pullman, Mich. (No. 204x) is also reported on the Michigan schedule.
Iowa. New pastor: Basil E. Swailes (supply), Clay (Brighton).
Kansas. Pastor instead of supply: Brice S. Barton, Neola and Pleasant Hill.
Pastor removed: Charles A. Riley, Kansas City. First. Apportionment contribu-
tions to conference: Garfield, none instead of $17; Gaylord, $17 instead of none;
Good Hope, $24 instead of none. Church property: Five Mounds, none instead
of $10,000. Belated report from Matfield Green: Church members, 32, S. S. mem-
bers, 106, Y. P. S. members, 21, home expenses, $580, church property, $2,500, clerk,
Mrs. Elva Shaw.
Louisiana (Colored). New pastor: Nimrod C. Calhoun, New Orleans, Beecher
Memorial. Pastor removed: Harvey E. Johnson, New Orleans, Beecher Memorial.
Maine. Pastors removed: John E. Churchill, Machiasport; James Renfrew.
New Sharon; J. G. P. Sherburne, South Berwick; J. Benjamin Shaw, Woolwich.
Massachusetts. New pastors: Francis L. Cooper, Brockton, South (Campello);
Arthur Keimel, West Springfield (Mittineague); Paul G. Macy, Worcester.
Plymouth. Pastors removed: Frank Peverly, Becket, First, and Chester, Second;
Arthur F. Pierce, Brockton, South (Campello); Thomas G. Hutton, Marshfield
Hills, Federated; George S. Mills (supply), Worcester, Plymouth.
Michigan. New pastors: Warren W. Pickett, Detroit, First; Ralph P. Claggett,
Detroit, Highland Park. Pastors removed: Roy J. Striffler, Detroit, Dearborn;
Albert A. AUington, Eau Claire; Ralph P. Claggett, St. Clair. Pullman church
also reported on Indiana schedule, (No. 204.\).
Middle Atlantic. New pastor: Elwood C. Hall, Vienna.
Minnesota. New pastor: George Drew, Minneapolis, Como Avenue. Pastors
removed: Jacob Thornell, Dodge Center; John Nickerson, Sleepy Eye, Union.
Missouri. New pastor: C. Franklin Parker, St. Louis, Fountain Park.
Nebraska. New pastors: Reuben B. Porter, Crete, First; Ward K. Klopp.
Stanton, succeeding John J. Klopp, resigned to become pastor emeritus. Pastors
removed: I. E. Petitt, Salem; D. E. Stark, Verdon.
New Hampshire. New pastor: C. Walter Bishop, Brookline. Pastors removed:
Charles W. Phillips, Brookline; Allan K. Williams, Hebron; David C. Torrey.
Jaffrey. Membership, Deering Community Church, 22, also 60 affiliated members.
404 Year Book, Congregational and Christian Churches [1931
New York. New Pastors: Max Strang, Buffalo, First (begins August first);
Herbert B. Storey, Newmarket, Ontario. Pastors removed: Warren W. Pickett,
Forest Hills; Fay L. Meadows, Newmarket, Ontario.
North Carolina (^Colored). New pastor: E. C. Lawrence, Raleigh, First.
North Dakota. New pastors: William M. Osborn, Eckelson, Litchville, Marion
and Sanborn; George M. Thomas, Jamestown (begins August first); Durbin C.
Scheibe, Williston. Pastors removed: Charles G. Thompson, Buchanan, Edmunds,
Melville and Pingree; William M. Osborn, Pettibone, First and Malcolm. Hills-
boro and New England churches have parsonages.
Ohio. New pastor: W. V. Miller (supply), Harwood. Pastors removed: Clinton
M. Pearson, Circle Hill; Warren Bechtold, Huntsburg; R. Clark Crosby, Monroe-
ville and North Monroeville; Clarence E. Doane, North Fairfield; Milford B. Maple,
Pleasant Hill (Richmond Dale); Samuel Q. Helfenstein, Remington. Inactive
chuich: East Greenville, Welsh.
Oklahoma. Total members admitted: Manitou, German, 10 instead of 34;
total for conference, 185 instead of 209.
Oregon. Statistics for Hubbard, Federated, are for Congregational only. Port-
land, Highland, has a parsonage.
Puerto Rico. New pastors: Tomas Robles, Fajardo, Las Cabezas; Narciso
Solero, Jr., Naguabo; Vicente Perez Diaz, Santurce. Pastors removed: Vicente
Perez Dias, Fajardo, Las Cabezas; Tomas Robles, Naguabo; Narciso Solero, Jr.,
Santurce.
Southern Convention. Total contributions on apportionment from the United
Church, Raleigh. N. Car., include 1200 for other benevolences given through the
Friends who are one of the groups in the church.
Southwest. Pastor removed: Durbin C. Scheibe. El Paso, Tex., Valley.
Texas (White). New pastor: Robert M. Kennan, Houston, First. Pastors re-
moved: Paul V. Reed, Amarillo; Max Strang. Dallas, Central.
Utah. Pastor removed: Robert M. Kennan, Ogden, First.
Vermont. New pastors: Harry W. Foot, Dorset; Merle G. Stone, Lunenburg;
Auburn J. Carr, Milton (now Federated). Pastors removed: Seymour H. Smith,
Johnson; Donald Haward, Lunenburg; Harry R. Butman, Milton.
Washington. New pastors: Lauren A. Sheffer, Arlington; W. T. Taylor, Otis
Orchard; J. Gilman Anderson, Touchet. Pastor removed: W. T. Taylor, Chattaroy
and Elk. Church membership: McMurray, 27 instead of 3. Church property:
Wapato, German, $6,500 instead of $65,000. Belated report of local finances, Wallace,
Idaho: Other gifts, $75; home expenses, $3,209; salary, $1,800; church property,
1*20,000.
Wisconsin. New pastor: Leslie J. Tuck, Elkhorn, First and Lafayette.
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